Events
Bordalo em Trânsito
We invite you to take a journey through the artist's work, in an essay that revisits his chosen themes and offers a plural and informed reading of Bordalo Pinheiro's talent, creativity and remarkable capacity for work.
Museu Banksy Lisbon
The Museu Banksy Lisbon arrives in Lisbon bringing Banksy’s satirical and subversive street art.
Painting in Motion
The first immersive exhibition in Portugal dedicated to the work of the artist Vieira da Silva, a unique and innovative sensory experience that combines the work of art with moving image and sound.
Japan: Festivities and Traditions
Japão: Festas e Tradições | The celebration of the New Year, the Boys and Girls Parties, the purification, protection and funerary rites, as well as the fertility cults, are some of the festivities and rituals of Japan.
Stories change, styles change
Paula Rego’s creative process is on display. ‘Stories change, styles change’ reveals, through more than a hundred works, the method that led the artist to create a figurative territory over seven decades.
Plug in - Joana Vasconcelos
‘Plug-in’ is Joana Vasconcelos’ most recent exhibition, that occupies the MAAT Central and MAAT Gallery buildings and gathers unknown works, iconic pieces and works from the Fundação EDP Art Collection.
Far from Sight
Manuel Teixeira Gomes, between Lisbon and Bougie. It's a biographical exhibition, which opens on the 100th anniversary of Teixeira Gomes' inauguration as President of the Republic, emphasises his collecting and long self-exile.
Living in Lisbon
The exhibition Living in Lisbon seeks to present some of the most charismatic architectural housing strategies undertaken in the Portuguese capital over the past 50 years.
Centenary of ABC-zinho 100 years of comic magazines in Portugal
This exhibition comprises around 500 titles, including magazines, books, comercial products associated with magazines, posters, story pages, illustrations and much more.
History(ies) of Portugal in Cartoon: Augusto Cid
The work of the talented and controversial Augusto Cid is on show at Casa Sommer, in Cascais. After the revolution on 25th April 1974, Augusto Cid reached his artistic peak using the image that would lead to reflection through caricature.
Shared Identities
Spanish Painting in Portugal - a consequence of the cultural relations that existed between the two neighboring countries!
Arpad Szenes and Maria Helena Vieira da Silva, A couple in Life and Art
Under the sign of creative freedom, the Museum Collection shows the works of the artist couple side by side.
The Patron saints of Lisbon
The Museum of Lisbon - Santo António will continue to mark the 850th anniversary of the arrival of the relics of St Vincent in Lisbon, bringing together the two patron saints of the city – St Vincent and St Anthony.
So, here we are!
Publicist and creative director Maria Eduarda Colares embraced the challenge of developing her creativity and watercolour, pen and coloured pencil technique after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2020.
Dry Season Wind – Jarracharra
Museu do Oriente | Dry Season Wind – Jarracharra exhibition, a powerful collection of textile art produced by indigenous women from the Maningrida region, in western Arnhem Land, Australia.
Maria Lamas and Her Women
An exhibition showing for the first time in Portugal the photographic work of Maria Lamas (1893–1983), journalist and writer, educator and researcher, translator and photographer, fighter for human and civil rights in times of dictatorship.
Two Faces Have I
Two Faces Have I gathers works by Jana Euler, Sylvie Fanchon and Pati Hill to orbit films by Chris Langdon.
O tom do Pomar [INVASOR ABSTRACTO #7]
In this «occupation» of the Atelier-Museu Júlio Pomar, OSSO proposes to establish a set of vicinities between a selection of Pomar works. OSSO Associação Cultural is a collective that includes artists and researchers from different areas
Biodiversity that tells us History
The exhibition ‘Biodiversidade que nos conta História’ by the Mar de Experiências collective is a way of highlighting coastal culture and raising environmental awareness.
Fragile Lisbon | Photography by Luís Pavão
Based on an archive methodically built up throughout his career, Lisboa Frágil celebrates Luís Pavão's extensive body of work developed from the late 1970s to the 1990s and 2000s.