Living Your Life, Georges Dambier and Fashion
Living Your Life, is an exhibition that brings together fashion photographs by Georges Dambier....
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Self-Portrait or Autofiction: Rembrandt’s onomastic coincidence
When entering the temporary exhibition Visiting Artwork: Rembrandt, Self-portrait wearing a beret and two chains, the visitor is surrounded by a vast whirlwind, made up of the life-like eyes of the figures in the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum’s Portrait Gallery. Until September 12, in a venue...
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What was, now becomes at Brotéria
The most recent temporary exhibition at Brotéria responds to an interesting challenge: how to make an exhibition about a musician? What was, now becomes does not present Ruy Coelho’s efforts, but recontextualizations of his work and life through the eyes of contemporary artists. More or...
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Na Roda: Gabriela Machado at 3+1 Arte Contemporânea
The circle is a ritual that lies at the start of everything. It allowed the birth of samba as a musical genre, which evolved in the dance, music and conviviality circles[2]. It was born in the Afro-Brazilian communities, after the abolition of slavery (between the...
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Corrente de Ar Vol.II
Corrente de Ar is a curatorial initiative founded by Mariana Baião Santos and Rita de Almeida Russo, which promotes the visibility of young artists whose early career is stalled at the beginning by the lack of exhibition spaces. It is, therefore, an opportunity to create...
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Mare Ossos Tellus, at Museu Nacional do Azulejo
The most recent exhibition of Teresa Segurado Pavão, at Museu Nacional do Azulejo, Mare Ossos Tellus, arises as a theft: in the centre of the high choir of the Madre Deus church, where there should be reliquaries, we only see the one of São Lourenço,...
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Júlio Pomar: Pintura de Histórias, at Atelier-Museu Júlio Pomar
The exhibition begins with Dom Quixote e os Carneiros from 1961. It is an energetic composition, with unstoppable brushstrokes, but always dramatic, gravitational, ochre. It is like the cloud of dust from which figures, ideas, painting appear. The figures are not perceptible. Everything seems implicit,...
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Mirages and Deep Time: Mónica de Miranda at Galeria Avenida da Índia
Nature, identity, body, reflection, river, island. At Galerias Municipais - Galeria Avenida da Índia, Mónica de Miranda presents Mirages and Deep Time, a multimedia exhibition on ecology and communion with nature. And also, black history and identity in the context of Portuguese colonial history, in...
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Migrantes são bem-vindos, by Gabriel Chaile
Food is the most malleable and substantial material to build a community. A meal is a moment of sharing, an extension of time, a narrowing of space. Between food, there are sighs, secrets, jokes and shared concerns. It is an intimate moment that marks and...
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Interview with Marta Jecu, curator of the exhibition Stone Alive
Stone Alive, at Museu Geológico de Lisboa, is a curatorial project which intends to translate the dormant language of stones, their uses through time, their appropriation and how contemporary art interprets this idiom. It is a long project, an exhibition that takes time and effort,...
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