Events

A monumental exhibition arrives in Lisbon bringing Banksy’s satirical and subversive street art.

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.

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.

The Lekha Singh exhibition. Women Carry the World presents a selection of photographs produced by the North American visual artist Lekha-Singh, revealing to us her perspective regarding the enormous physical burden that still falls on women.

Artistic Installation | This Lisbon Oceanarium's exhibition is a sensory experience that transports us to the origin of our relationship with the Sea.

This exhibition celebrates Paula Rego’s first solo exhibition in 1965, bringing together 18 of the 19 works exhibited at the time.

Light everywhere II is dedicated to the first Tejo Power Station and covers the time span from 1908–2024. The cycle Light everywhere takes as its title a quote from promotional material published between the 1920s and 1950s.

In collaboration with the National Archaeological Museum, Energy. Perpetual Motion invites the public to discover archaeology and engineering. With objects of the MNA Collection and the EDP Foundation Energy Heritage Collection.

Exhibition " PREC – Parlamento Revisto em Caricatura | O Parlamento na Caricatura de Imprensa (1974-1976)" is on display at the Casa do Parlamento - Centro Interpretativo until September 12.

This temporary exhibition shows photographs of self-representation of the African Diaspora in Portugal.

An immersive biographical story dedicated to Amália. A journey of emotions hand in hand with one of the most inspiring women of all time. An experience that crosses all the senses and emotions - the sound, the visual, the virtual, the immersive and the unexpected. 

Ernesto Neto, one of Brazil's most international and well-known artists, presents an immersive installation that evokes the crossing of cultures. Nosso Barco Tambor Terra [our boat drum earth) is one of the largest sculptures he has made.

INTROSPECTIVE is a retrospective look at the work of João Fiadeiro.

Part of the celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the Museu da Carris and the International Museum Day, this exhibition presents a series of black and white photographs by Américo Simas and a video by José Barbosa.

Using words, drawings, illustration, photographs and mixed media, posters transform the streets of Marvila into an open-air gallery and their multiple formats pay tribute to one of the most powerful means of communication.

This exhibition recounts a period in the history of the D. Maria II Theatre, drawing parallels between the country’s political and social circumstances.

Project CORK BOTTLES, by Sagmeister & Walsh | Sound pollution in public and semi-public spaces remains one of the problems in contemporary cities today and, with a sense of humour, the designers Sagmeister & Walsh tackled the issue of noise!

Celebrating a half century of contributions to the art of cartoons, the António 50 years of moods exhibition pays tribute to António Antunes, an iconic figure in the world of cartoons due to his incisive and insightful work.

Featuring drawings, paintings and three–dimensional objects, the In the Dark exhibition brings together more than 200 works by Rosa Carvalho.

Drawing on her personal experiences to realise her projects, multidisciplinary artist Elizabeth Prentis works with sculpture, performance and painting, often combining all these elements in installations.