This is the question I raise. And so does Denise Ferreira da Silva, co-author and interdisciplinary thinker in Corpus Infinitum, in one of the exhibition's main references: her book A dívida impagável (2019). Until September 25 at Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Corpus Infinitum attempts...
This is the question I raise. ...
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I think that May 26 was a very busy day for people who are often involved in the modern art scene in the Portuguese city. The day that ARCOLisboa opens to the public marks the end of a busy week of openings and the start...
I think that May 26 was a very...
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According to Giorgio Agamben, contemporaneity is an “anachronism that allows us to understand our time as a “too soon” that is also a “too late”, an “already” that is also a “not yet”[1]. This statement is quoted by Rémi Coignet in the opening text...
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António Neves Nobre is showing todavia, his new exhibition at galeria 3+1 Arte Contemporânea until March 4, in Lisbon....
António Neves Nobre is showin...
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Sacks’ The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Carroll’s The Mad Gardener’s Song have a common denominator. They share a seeming disconnection, just as the exhibition Mistifório curated by Natxo Checa produces an extraordinary syntax....
Sacks’ The Man Who Mistook H...
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What is the bridge between some 19th-century tiles and a medieval literary genre? These are the two essential elements of an exhibition inaugurated last November 11, in Belas, Sintra.How? Well, let’s find out....
What is the bridge between som...
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Ethereal contours and sublime feat...
Ethereal contours and sublime ...
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Until December 3 this year, at Appleton, in Lisbon, is Daniel Moreira and Rita Castro Neves’ exhibition Faca na Pedra....
Until December 3 this year, at...
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On November 5, I attended the talk about the anthological exhibition Debaixo da pele by the artist Miguel Telles da Gama, on show between July 6 and December 31 at Museu Coleção Berardo, Lisbon....
On November 5, I attended the ...
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Linen, cotton, jute, and sisal. Ropes, wood, men, and ships. Conquest, bravery, desperation, and invasion. Death, domination, exploitation, and colony. Overseas, war, independence, and life....
Linen, cotton, jute, and sisal...
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