Lisbon’s Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea (MNAC) has survived the apocalypse thus far, as clearly evidenced by the pregnant hipster couple on the left. To celebrate, they welcome back their
João da Silva (1880-1960) was a Portuguese artist, sculptor, medal-maker, among other things. Despite being little-known outside of Portugal, he was good at what he did. Lisbon’s National Society of
Are you standing still staring at your phone again? Well, get off it and go check out some art, damn it! Well, after you read this, that is. From Carrasco
COVCO is a Spanish artist whose name is strangely coincidental, kind of a chicken and egg thing really. She’s in Lisbon now, with a new show called Fazendo As Malas
Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro is a household name in Portugal. He was a man of many talents and, even though he died 115 years ago, his work and influence on the
While things remain weird, DGPC (the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage of Portugal), the Ministry of Culture of Portugal, and Google Arts and Culture have joined forces to preserve and
While the city is on semi-lockdown indefinitely, DGPC — the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage of Portugal, aka leader in the fight for Portugal’s soul in the face of COVID-19
Hugo Cantegrel is an artist who was born in Paris in 1991 and who lives and works in Lisbon. That’s all that Hugo’s website says about him. And this means
Gonzalo Ramírez is an artist from Uruguay. He makes sculptures. His new show is entitled “Do outro lado do espaço” (“Across space,” roughly). Spanish-language school Instituto Cervantes de Lisboa, hosts
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