The metaphor of the history of images is journey-driven. From conception to production, and then reproduction and repetition, the image is passively subjected to the spatiotemporal flow of human wills and perspectives. And if, until recently, contexts remained attached to images – liken subtitles of...
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Ana Fonseca opens next 8 August, 6:30 pm, at Sociedade Nacional de Belas Artes, Lisbon, the exhibition Master Baker, a humorous and ironic portrait of modern society’s day-to-day contradictions.By resorting to the codes and symbols of fitness culture, crossing them with the overpowering appetites of...
Ana Fonseca opens next 8 Augus...
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Quantum Creole, exhibited at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum – Project Space until 2 September, is the result of a long research process (approximately ten years) conducted by Filipa César in Guinea-Bissau, translated into other projects such as Spell Reel (2017), the first feature film by...
Quantum Creole, exhibited at t...
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The 8th Biennial of Arts and Culture N’GOLÁ, in São Tomé e Príncipe, is a project that draws from entanglement of the art and the visual and urban cultures of Africa. In this sense, even though the insularity of the event and organization, the N’GOLÁ...
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The 30th anniversary of the Serralves Collection as part of the Portuguese Contemporary Art Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art is celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of its collection, one of Portugal’s largest and most important. It gathers a wide array of works, more than 4300, over 1700...
The 30th anniversary of the Se...
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While writing a guide filled with tips and remarks on the dynamics of the artistic circuit of the economic hub of Andean America, devising a couple of connections with Portugal was inescapable. CorpArtesThe cultural centre is currently welcoming an exhibition entitled Surge, by Anish Kapoor, an...
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We Didn´t Mean To Break It (But It’s Ok We Can Fix It). The title’s provocative tone echoes throughout the Pedro Cera gallery, through the works of five artists (Haiyang Wang, Joyce Ho, Poklong Anading, Mak Ying Tung 2, Filippo Sciascia) on display, addressing issues...
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Às Nove a Caminho is the title of Sara Mealha’s solo exhibition that opened on June 7 at Galeria Balcony in Lisbon. With a background in painting, the artist relies on several different supports, having in mind the unique traits of each approach. Às Nove...
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She lived in images; she thought through images. She tasted every flavour and breathed a whole perfume cabinet bought over a lifetime. But it was the touch that told her who she was and where she belonged to; the touch was the moment of meaning.The...
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In this exhibition, the artist relies on sound art as an autonomous discipline, treating it as the pivotal and most prominent element, along with sculpture and installation. The name of the exhibition, AWDITƆRJU, is the phonetic representation of the word auditorium, which means place, or...
In this exhibition, the artist...
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