Kapwani Kiwanga's (Canada, 1978) exhibition at the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, despite its rather descriptive title, Where salt and freshwater meet and crooked trees filter the sun, broadens the interpretative, receptive and experiential fields....
Kapwani Kiwanga's (Canada, 197...
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Álvaro Siza Vieira is a striking name in national and international contemporary architecture. His constant presence, with an ongoing and unique production, translates into a priceless body of work. His most recent project, the Álvaro Siza Wing at Serralves, adds to and complements the architect's...
Álvaro Siza Vieira is a strik...
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Maria Trabulo’s most recent work is a testimony of time and history. As the artist has accustomed us, her work is meaningful and significant and her praxis is up-to-date, relevant and valuable. She combines arts whose dimension is plural and cross-cutting, among them the field...
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Cindy Sherman is a contemporary art icon, a renowned name especially in photography. After more than twenty years, she returns to Portugal for an impressive retrospective, at Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, in partnership with The Broad Art Foundation of Los Angeles. The exhibition Metamorfoses,...
Cindy Sherman is a contemporar...
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Bernard Magrez’s Collection is renowned for contemporary, French and international artistic creation. The collector is also a committed patron who philanthropically supports artistic creation....
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Spatial Affairs, the most recent exhibition at the Ludwig Múzeum in Budapest, is a reflection on the concept of space from a philosophical and at the same time practical and artistic standpoint. It analyses different problems based on the relationship and codependency between physical and digital manifestations...
Spatial Affairs, the most rece...
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Louise Bourgeois (Paris 1911 - New York 2010) became one of the most important artists, especially since the 80s, having created a work that remains up-to-date and surprisingly challenging. After her first solo exhibition in 1947, there were others. Some covered a large part of...
Louise Bourgeois (Paris 1911 -...
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There’s a before and an after at a Yoko Ono show. The artist’s creation transforms not only the installation venues, but also the viewer. Her words and images, her discourses and plastic actions create an aura whose intangibility does not prevent it from expanding and...
There’s a before and an afte...
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In November, the gallery owner Fernando Santos celebrates the 27th anniversary of the opening of his exhibition space at Miguel Bombarda, a street that, in recent years, has been the epicentre of art in Porto. Today, the Galeria Fernando Santos is one of the most...
In November, the gallery owner...
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Anuário is more than just an exhibition. It is a tangible, sensorial and experiential group, the consequence of several artistic and creative, objective and curatorial actions that have conquered the city of Oporto, summarizing its cultural activity during last year. It is an important representation...
Anuário is more than just an ...
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