Parque da Luz, also known as Jardim da Luz, has an area of ​​approximately 113 thousand m². It was created as a botanical garden by a Royal Order of the Portuguese Crown, on November 19, 1798. However, it was opened to the public, in 1825, as a Botanical Garden, during the period of Imperial Brazil, becoming the first leisure space for the population From São Paulo.

In 1981, the park was listed as a historical landmark and currently houses approximately 32 sculptures that are part of the Pinacoteca's collection. Among the artists represented are Victor Brecheret, Amílcar de Castro, Maria Martins, José Resende, Marcelo Nietsche, and many others.

In 2025, Mutheir reopened the Sculpture garden, expanding the presence of female artists, and for the first time included works by women artists in the collection. Denilson Baniwa, Jorge dos Anjos e Nadia Taquary, whose inclusion reinforces the relevance of Black and Indigenous voices in Brazilian sculpture.