Francisco Trêpa extends his studio into the Engawa Space with a choreography of sculptures in transformation, inspired by CAM’s Garden.
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he exhibition “just one world” invites the public to immerse themselves in the uniqueness of the photographic work of Derek Charlwood, a scientist and artist who, throughout his life, combined two seemingly distinct passions: medical entomology and photography.
The portuguese artist Isabel Cordovil (Lisbon, 1994) presents an installation in which she seeks to explore the tension between inherited identity and desired identity, between language and love, norm and otherness.
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Lighter is an exhibition that unfolds the possibilities of inflection, of diversion, of not following trajectories imposed on us by the rapid acceleration of the Anthropocene.
The ‘Spectres’ exhibition presents multidisciplinary proposals that reflect the transformative potential of collective creative processes, where design and architecture, contemporary art, history, science and emerging technologies come together.
Fluxes is one of the main exhibitions of 'How Heavy Is a City?', the 7th edition of the Lisbon Architecture Triennale. | at MAAT.
Forms in Space… by Light (in Time), a monumental light installation comprising of a complex grid of white neon lights, suspended in the Oval Gallery at MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology.
The three artists featured in this exhibition have in common the fact that an essential part of their projects consists of old family photographs they have found.
The exhibition Avenida 211 is a living archive of the space at that same number on Avenida da Liberdade, which, between 2006 and 2014, was fertile ground for artistic activity in the very heart of Lisbon.
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This exhibition covers the public life of Francisco Sá Carneiro, from his origins to his death, divided into three main periods and documentary sections: before 25 April, from the revolutionary period to the consolidation of the democratic regime, and finally, the political legacy of the founder of the PPD.
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More than a conventional exhibition, the project is a living space for reflection, learning, and sharing.
Exhibition on the world of abandoned children at the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa
The Museum of Lisbon – Saint Anthony celebrates the Christmas period with a presentation of 18th-century gowns made to adorn the image of the Baby Jesus in the Church of Saint Anthony.
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The Museum of Lisbon – Roman Theatre is hosting the temporary exhibition Esa Minoría Inmensa [A vast minority], produced by the Consortium of the Monumental City of Mérida and the Mérida International Classical Theatre Festival.
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MACAM inaugurates a new dimension of the concept The House of Private Collections by presenting, for the first time, a guest private collection developed by José Carlos Santana Pinto.
With a practice that spans a wide range of media and artistic disciplines, Sara Graça’s trajectory resists categorization, embracing unexpected inflections and renewing itself with each new piece, project, or series.
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The self as multiple presents works by portuguese and international artists who, through different languages of contemporary art, explore the notions of body, identity, and perception.
2025 marks the 90th anniversary of Fernando Pessoa's death. Casa Fernando Pessoa is marking the date with a new temporary exhibition.
Roberto Burle Marx (1909–1994), an innovative 20th-century landscape architect, was a staunch defender of Brazilian biomes—especially the Atlantic Forest, the Amazon, and the Cerrado.
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Sintra has prepared a Christmas programme full of cultural events for all ages, with the event ‘Sintra Mágica – Era uma vez um Natal mágico’ (Magical Sintra – Once upon a time a magical Christmas).
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The MUDE – Museu do Design presents the exhibition Meu nome António | Photographs by Teresa Couto Pinto 1981-1983
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