Invisible Flowers by Noé Sendas, curated by Ana Anacleto, at Galeria Presença, presents ten new assemblages by the artist. Besides evoking Shakespearean theatre, through Ophelia’s invisible flowers, it explores the English playwright’s proposal to juxtapose two instances of reality, to create a new signification. This...
Invisible Flowers by Noé Send...
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Galeria Monitor is hosting until 22 January 2022 Ian Tweedy’s first solo exhibition in Portugal. Wait in Line brings together fourteen works based mainly on book covers or old photographs.Wait in Line shows Ian Tweedy’s archivist side, who always works with long-lasting images, already seen...
Galeria Monitor is hosting unt...
Read MoreLET THEM TALK is an video artistic project conceived and directed by Victor Jorge, in which conversations are held with artists linked to theatre, dance and performance.—Project supported by the Ministry of Culture...
LET THEM TALK is an video arti...
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Germinating forces“Do you know what life is for me? A monster of energy...
Germinating forces“Do yo...
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In Coimbra, darkness rules over the City Room, leading us into a performative, intimate and immersive experience. We are welcomed under the twilight and rhythmic lights. The scenography of the old refectory of the Santa Cruz Monastery, covered by the four-stretched starred vault, and the...
In Coimbra, darkness rules ove...
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This piece is like a clock. A solar clock. It moves according to time and light. The information is a useful spark for a continuous movement of liberation-germination, inspired by the exhibition A Mecânica do Efémero at Galeria Filomena Soares, Lisbon. * The gallery in Marvila has...
This piece is like a clock. A ...
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The first drawings displayed on the gallery walls date from the early 80s of the 20th century.At the beginning of this journey, in Paula Rego’s exhibition rooms, coloured images appear in acrylic on white paper. We can see works such as Os Colonos of 1983;...
The first drawings displayed o...
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Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawings (1928-2007), by themselves, justify visiting the new exhibition the Milanese gallery Massimo De Carlo dedicates to the great minimalist artist, in dialogue with his colleague McArthur Binion (b.1946).This is an exhibition that we could define as a “museological” jewel. After all,...
Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawings (...
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Biting dust is the lovely title chosen by Fernão Cruz for his current solo exhibition at the Gulbenkian. It is the direct translation of an English saying to describe someone who falls with a bang, who dies or fails irreversibly. We will talk about this...
Biting dust is the lovely titl...
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Has the American Dream Been Achieved at the Expense of the American Negro? was the premise of the 1965 debate at Cambridge University between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley Jr. The show is staged by Jorge Andrade with assistance from Maria Jorge, performed by...
Has the American Dream Been Ac...
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