Quel Amour!? An imperative question today. This exhibition presents multiple answers and, in many cases, more than an attempt to find answers, it raises and broadens several questions. For Clarice Lispector, love is eclectic. “The rare thing itself felt the warm chest of what can be named Love. (...
Quel Amour!? An imperative qu...
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The sea has always been one of the greatest themes in art. But has always been a political drive for many civilizations, too. Between inspirations and contemplation, the terror and the possibility of something, the sea is a juxtaposition of histories, stories, that the art...
The sea has always been one of...
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With plenty of technology and knowledge, mankind is currently living in the opulence of its own production. Modernity has uncritically increased overproduction, blind to the consequences and surrounded by an anthropocentrism that refuses to establish parity with the other species with which it shares the planet. It is cheaper...
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I fuck, therefore I am.It's not love. It's not sex. It's not even copulation. It's fucking. As simple - and as truthful - as that.The affirmation of one's existence through fucking is the confirmation of our biology – which western cultures have gradually erased from...
I fuck, therefore I am. ...
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João Penalva (1949) has a consistent body of work, endeavouring on memorabilia in an almost anthropological manner. There is a stubborn and thorough research methodology in João Penalva, with no stone left unturned: each show of his is a whole compendium, a unique realm between reality and fiction, empowering the visitor's...
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The exhibition Penumbra: textured shadow, coloured light curated by Eva MacGraw and Tatiana Palinkasev opened on the 3rd of October at Saatchi Gallery, London, and presents the Bahraini artist’s, Rashid Al Khalifa, most recent tridimensional work.On painted aluminium surfaces the artist creates small openings revealing...
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Contemporary art has multiple aspects, it is plural, heterogeneous and perennially innovative. While it moves forward at the same pace of present-day time and modernity, much of the ramifications of artistic creation still lie in the past, particularly the very first ones, and therefore, they...
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Drawing is becoming more attractive for nowadays’ collectors. The renewed interest in this practice shows a transversality common to other art subjects and media, but also entails the affirmation of an autonomy: contemporary drawing is not inferior, nor does it depend exclusively on the translation...
Drawing is becoming more attra...
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Não é ainda o mar is a polynucleated exhibition with a well-designed pathway along the city and Gaia. Through this concept, Óscar Faria establishes the curatorship not only of the exhibition itself, but also of the city, picking the places whose memory and spatiality add...
Não é ainda o mar is a polyn...
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Marcius Galan exhibits Galeria Francisco Fino in Exercício de Divisão. Or is it the other way around? The Brazilian artist works in the limits of perception and his most recent installation in Lisbon, curated by Inês Grosso, takes cues from the gallery space to fictionalize...
Marcius Galan exhibits Galeria...
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