An exhibition that explores balance, tension and the transformation of space through sculptures and installations by Portuguese and international artists from the MACAM Collection.
Crows in Conversation is the first solo exhibition in Portugal by the artist Fariba Hajamadi (b. 1957, Iran), who has lived and worked in the United States since the 1980s.
MNAC – National Museum of Contemporary Art – Chiado and DuplaCena present, for the 11th consecutive year, an exhibition dedicated to the loop as a seminal form of the moving image, capable of transforming our experience of time and memory.
In his new exhibition at the Water Museum, the artist João Murta presents ‘Before the Sea, the Waters’ — a tribute to the invisible yet fundamental time involved in every journey.
Pedro Cabrita Reis is one of Portugal's most internationally renowned artists, with numerous works featured in European museums.
Vasco Araújo’s (Lisbon, 1975) new solo exhibition at Pavilhão Julião Sarmento brings together a selection of works made between 2005 and the present, most of them being shown in Portugal for the first time.
[ September ] The Heritage Days are an opportunity to re-familiarise ourselves with the past and to help shape the future.
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Imago Lisboa festival enhances the different contemporary photographic practices, without forgetting the presentation of authors of recognized historical value, whose knowledge is essential for understanding the current narratives.
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.
Valentino Garavani through the eyes of Joana Vasconcelos, at MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology.
The two 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.
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.
Lisbon Art Weekend is back! The contemporary art returns to celebrate the panorama of contemporary portuguese art, several artistic spaces will be set to receive exhibitions, performances, conversations and many other events.
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[ May/June ] The Book Fair is back to Parque Eduardo VII and promises novelties for readers of all ages.
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This spring, Lisbon’s parks and gardens will open their doors for the Open Gardens festival.
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For a week, the avenue will reveal some of its best kept secrets. Free guided tours, exhibitions and workshops will enliven various spaces in an open-door experience.
The ARCOlisboa International Contemporary Art Fair returns with a selection of galleries and a commitment to Portuguese art and its connections to the international scene.
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