Curated by João Francisco Reis, Encontros Imediatos de Segundo Grau attempts to make visible and palpable the molecules of pollution, danger and uncertainty that we co-inspire, paving the way for the discovery of other resistances and existences. 56 works by 12 young creators are part...
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(Português) No dia 4 de novembro, a abertura da mostra Taking the light out of the prism marcou, também, a celebração dos 4 anos da Duplex | Artists in Residence. Com curadoria de Susana Rocha, artista plástica e fundadora deste espaço de experimentação e investigação...
(Português) No dia 4 de novem...
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(Português) Em 2019, a 3+1 recebia a primeira mostra de Juan Tessi em Portugal. Agora, com Dios me odia, a galeria volta a receber uma individual do artista, desta vez a conjugar as suas figuras mais-que-humanas com telas quase-abstratas....
(Português) Em 2019, a 3+1 re...
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The exhibition They Swirl, by Brazilian André Costa and Portuguese Inês Mendes Leal, opened at Brotéria on August 1 - the first day of a month in which the wind, once highly prevalent, appears to have left Lisbon - giving us back some much-needed fresh...
The exhibition They Swirl, by ...
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How to start your own country: five ways to begin today. It could be tongue-in-cheek, a sort of wordplay that dismisses the proliferation of modern manuals such as "how to start a business when you’re still a student", "the five steps to success" or even...
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I am tempted by any text or artwork with the word "body" in it. I can't help it: if I find it in the title, I will read, I will attend, I will notice. In hindsight, I can almost identify the beginning of this addiction,...
I am tempted by any text or ar...
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As a part of the human, whose ontological essence almost always seems to be tied to a territory (where we are born, occupy, and return to), home becomes an almost unperceived and unquestioned presence in our lives. However, because nothing is so certain that art...
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Pau-podre is putrid wood, weakened, perhaps colonised. A sickly log, on the verge of disappearing, fragile or even toppled. Less well known, Pau-podre is also the popular name of the species Caryodendron Grandifolium, a leafy plant that grows on riverbanks, rather bitter and astringent, slightly...
Pau-podre is putrid wood, weak...
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As we stroll along the sidewalk of Largo Hintze Ribeiro, just a few minutes away from Rato, our eyes are drawn to an unusual spot. Its entrance is marked by a small, vibrant carpet that stands out amidst the dull grey pavement. As we pass...
As we stroll along the sidewal...
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"The struggle to think differently, to redo our reductionist culture, is a primary project for survival in our current context." [1] In the 70s, Val Plumwood, an important name in ecofeminism and radical ecosophy, already warned us about the relevance of philosophy and imagination in...
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