We live in an instantaneous world of policies, promises and platitudes. In the debate between what should and what can be done, where is critical thinking and ecology? Respect and empathy? Do utopias allow for other possibilities?...
We live in an instantaneous wo...
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The Poetics of Space (1958) by philosopher Gaston Bachelard addresses the poetic images that can arise in intimate domestic spaces, a place of ours to which dreams, memories, desires, fears and loneliness belong....
The Poetics of Space (1958) by...
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Matter is Sovereign is Isabel Cordovil's solo exhibition at UMA LULIK__, Lisbon. Curated by David Revés, Isabel presents seven pieces made in 2022, among them sculptures and photographs with elements from Western mythology and the artist's autobiographical poetics....
Matter is Sovereign is Isabel ...
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Rudolfo Quintas‘ art is an ongoing dialogue between philosophy, science and technology, taking an interest in invisible systems of power and control in the social, political and psychological realms. Through works that use interactive, generative techniques and artificial intelligence, the artist explores the cognitive effect...
Rudolfo Quintas‘ art is an o...
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A journey through the twisting paths of life, through unpredictable passages, unexpected encounters and delights that draw us to our inner selves. This seems to be Maria José Oliveira’s (Lisbon, 1943) proposal in Labirinto, an exhibition at Rua das Gaivotas 6 in Lisbon, curated by...
A journey through the twisting...
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On December 5, Gabriel Abrantes will open a painting-only exhibition at Galeria Francisco Fino, Lisbon. Nobody Nowhere is the name of this ground-breaking show....
On December 5, Gabriel Abrante...
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French choreographer Betty Tchomanga presented the show Mascarades at Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, as part of the Alkantara Festival 2022, between November 18 and 20, after having shown it in several countries since 2019, with performances already scheduled for 2023....
French choreographer Betty Tch...
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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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When we talk about children’s play, exercising memory is inevitable. Playing is essential for relating to others, but also a means of self-understanding. It is our first contact with spontaneity and imagination. Playing may be the first form of artistic expression, where toys, drawings and...
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Freddie Powell is shaking up the London art scene. On a not so regular Friday, I make my way to the Barbican, leaving at Farringdon tube station and stopping in my tracks shortly after on an unassuming street. Hiding in plain sight is Sunset II...
Freddie Powell is shaking up t...
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