A Nástio Mosquito's recipe“What was your last experience of 'black labour'?"The question is asked by Nástio Mosquito in his most recent exhibition No.One.Gives.A.Mosquito's.Ass.About.Trabalho.De.Preto, a collaborative and multidisciplinary project that gathers several individuals in the dissection and reframing of the expression “black labour”.The exhibition at Hangar,...
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Galerias Municipais joined Diferença to celebrate the forty years of the cooperative, in an exhibition divided between the Quadrum gallery and the Diferença gallery, near Largo do Rato. This bipartite exhibition marks the beginning of Tobi Maier’s work as a curator at the Municipal Galleries,...
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What is the impact of the ways of exhibiting art on the viewer’s experience? Should this experience be a shock or a comfort? Should it be personal or communal? What is the relationship between temporary and permanent exhibitions? Are solutions designed for some more likely...
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The digital field is a labyrinth of texts, contexts, hypertexts, images and myths which construct and deconstruct fairly often, full of references, hyperlinks and different characters. It’s a labyrinth as dense as the labyrinth of the cosmos, as complex as the Daedalus labyrinth. Within this...
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Art history has been made by men over the years. There are few recognized women artists. In cinema, the women who stand out the most are those who work as a team, usually with their partners. However, men are followed and taught in schools and...
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Délio Jasse was born in Angola, but developed his photography-centred keenness and work in Portugal. His artistic life in the diaspora is the central theme of his work. Carlos Noronha Feio lives and works between Lisbon, Moscow and London. He is also an artist in...
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As they do every so often, Sara & André, allow me, this time, to be accompanied by another artist. Sturtevant, or Elaine Sturtevant, passed away in 2014. But, for about five decades, she developed an ad continuum project that (fortunately) kept unfurling more questions and...
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Umbigo Magazine spoke to Francisca Aires Mateus about her work, Musica Humana, for which she was selected as a finalist of the 2019 edition of the Sonae Media Art Award.Inspired in part by the Proust Questionnaire, Musica Humana was produced by the formulation of code...
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Diogo Tudela, finalist of this year´s Sonae Media Art Prize, spoke to Umbigo Magazine about his work Collisions & Render Engines currently on show at Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea do Chiado.In Collisions & Render Engines Tudela seeks to discuss the intersections between media, entertainment and military complexes and the...
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Selected as one of five finalists for this year’s edition of the Sonae Media Art prize for his work Keystone I, II, III, IV, V, Rudolfo Quintas discusses our data mediated culture and the history, philosophy and applications of Artificial Intelligence within this digital era.The...
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