Events

The 1960s and 1970s were times of change in the work and life of Júlio Pomar and this exhibition delves into this period of exploration and reorientation in Pomar’s career, showcasing works that have not been exhibited for a long time.

Daniel Blaufuks has developed a visual-textual diary since 2018. At MAAT, he presents mainly the year of 2023. The more than 450 works include instant photographs, collages, and clippings with personal notes, quotes and comments.

The exhibition showcases Portuguese and Czechoslovak art with works from the 1960s to 1990s.

The iconic fashion designer is in the spotlight at the Museum Quarter in Cascais.

No Jardim (“In the Garden”) brings together a series of works produced by Afonso Rocha, between 2022 and 2023 | MU.SA – Museu das Artes de Sintra

The MUDE - Design Museum building, recently reopened, following the building's complete refurbishment, it is showing 'The Building on Display' until 31 October, offering a journey through the ages.

Alves Dias invites the public to appreciate works that represent contemporary textile art over more than four decades of artistic activity.

This is the first major European exhibition of William Klein’s work since his death in 2022.

[ September ] The Heritage Days are an opportunity to re-familiarise ourselves with the past and to help shape the future.

This multifaceted, polyphonic and immersive sound installation by Yasuhiro Morinaga links the historical encounter of Portuguese culture with Japan, memories and myths that remain and co-exist with other minority cultures in the Amazon.

Artist Go Watanabe raises the topics of our perception of reality through 3DCG distorted perceptions of quotidian objects in an extreme slow-motion sensory experience.

'Tide Line' starts from the Revolution of 25 April 1974 to reach the present day, reflecting on the ongoing revolutions, most importantly those related to the state of the planet.  

For the opening of its new building, CAM has invited Leonor Antunes to present a new project. the starting point was Antunes’ research on the works and journeys of women artists, key figures in the modernist movement

The work of multidisciplinary artist Fernando Lemos and his relationship with Japan is one of the highlights of the opening of CAM's new building.

An event in which researchers from different fields, share experiences and knowledge with citizens of all ages, as well as with other researchers, investors and politicians.

The three days of the Festival guarantee entertainment for everyone, including concerts, performances, Crafts Fair Steampunk, duels and street food, always in the company of the Lisbon Steampunk League.

[ October ] For aficionados of comics, the Amadora International Festival offers an opportunity to mingle with authors and other professionals from all over the world.

Photographer Evelyn Kahn will open a solo exhibition at the Medeiros e Almeida Museum, in Lisbon | 10 October > 9 November'24

Dozens of artists, from those starting out to the most famous, are going to share their spaces and creations at another edition of Open Artists’ Workshops.

Focusing on contemporary drawing and the medium of paper, Drawing Room Lisboa has invited several international galleries to present the most “significant, challenging and innovative” works of art from their artists.