Andreas H. Bitesnich is a German photographer who has been photographing cities around the world for the last three decades. And Lisbon was on his list. In fact, last year Andreas did an art residency here, which ended up as a solo ehibit. This coming Wednesday, Museu Coleção Berardo invites you to the opening of […]
Cristina Ataíde's work has been, for many years, one involving a variety of materials and approaches, but the ones that struck us about this show are a) the color red b) the use of data c) mountains. It's the best we can do without spoiling the fun, but in short, go — it's one of […]
Works from Francisco Tropa, Emilio Pettoruti, Claire de Santa Coloma, Hans Richter, Ella Bergmann-Michel, Marcel Breuer, Mário Cesariny, Tony Oursler, Max Ernst, Luís Noronha da Costa, José Barrias, João Penalva, Arpad Szenes, Nadir Afonso, Dziga Vertov, Ângela Ferreira, Marcel Duchamp, Fernand Léger, Kurt Schwitters, Batia Suter, László Moholy-Nagy, Oskar Schlemmer, João Ferro Martins, Man Ray, Raúl […]
Works by: Adriana Proganó, AMANTE, Ana Malta AKA NUMPÁRA, Atelier Contencioso (vencedor do Prémio), Duarte Perry, Henrique Neves, Manuel Rodrigues Almeida, Maria de Brito Matias, Nicoleta Sandulescu and Tomé Capa. From the organizers: "Art Arrived at Colombo is a ground-breaking project begun in 2011 which aims to promote cultural activities among the general public that […]
Artist Rogério Nuno Costa's description for his new two-night multimedia performance is kind of lengthy, and partially in French, but it's also kind of cool, so read more if you dare... From Rogério: "In 1917, Marcel Duchamp writes '1917' on an upside-down urinal. In 1919, he draws a mustache on the most important portrait in […]
From the organizers: "The exhibition Abstract, White, Toxic and Volatile, the title of a 1997 piece, is the first major exhibition to be held after Julião Sarmento's death, bringing together a very significant set of works that marked his career and whose selection resulted from close collaboration between the artist and the exhibition curator, Catherine […]
The organizers' description of this one starts with a quote by George Orwell: "The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history." It goes on to say this: "Yuri Dojc and Katya Krausova were both born in former Czechoslovakia, having emigrated at a young age to […]
From the organizers: "Dos Pés à Cabeça (From Head to Toe) is an exhibition based on the representation of the body in various artistic media. A theme that has always inspired artists, the body is also of abiding interest to children, for whom this exhibition has been specially designed. The exhibition seeks to show how modern […]
From the organizers: "The skin is a surface equivalent to a support for drawing or painting; skin reveals just as much as it conceals, as is the case on the surface of the paintings in this survey exhibition of Miguel Telles da Gama. The exhibition does not seek to be a summary of the artist’s […]
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