Latest news and stories about exhibition in Portugal for expats and residents.
The French film festival will screen the complete filmography of the Portuguese duo (ten short films and one feature). The focus is complemented by a multidisciplinary exhibition at the Sissi Club gallery.
An exhibition curated by Márcia Lessa exploring the history and contributions of women to the jazz scene in Portugal.
An exhibition featuring miniature models of the Rally de Portugal is being held at the ACP headquarters.
The RedSkyFalls collective will open the Portuguese exhibition at the Venice Biennale starting next week.
An exhibition or event titled “Women in Jazz in Portugal” by Márcia Lessa is being held at the Raiano Cultural Centre.
Joining the music and poetry festival and the exhibition on the Brazilian architect are the notes of Raquel Martins, Lula Pena, and 2 Pares de Botas.
A temporary exhibition showcasing the Cunha e Costa collection, highlighting a shared Portuguese identity.
Portuguese painter Paula Rego will be in the spotlight starting today at the Munch Museum in Oslo, Norway, with her first exhibition in the Nordic countries.
Part of the exhibition also includes photographs taken during the photojournalist's time in China, portraying scenes of daily life and establishing a point of contact between the two cultures.
The American visited Portugal on three occasions between 1972 and 1982. The images now on display at the Gulbenkian in Lisbon show us who we were during those years.
She is the sister of Columbano and Rafael, two of the most important national artists of the late 19th century. An exhibition in Lisbon puts Maria Augusta Bordalo Pinheiro in the spotlight.
It is a journey through the history of this civic association founded in 1936, highlighting its contribution to building public awareness through debate, research, and intervention during key moments in the city's urban history.
An exhibition titled “There Will Be Elections.” 1975: the first free elections in Portugal is currently on display at the City Hall.
The 25th of April revolution serves as the theme for a new exhibition hosted by Casa de Portugal - Plataforma Media.
An exhibition titled 'A Glimpse of Chinese Culture' is on display at the Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau (CCCM) in Lisbon from 19 April to 1 May. It showcases journalistic texts published over the last two years as part of a joint initiative between the Portuguese newspaper Diário de Notícias (DN) and the Macao Daily News. CCCM president Carmen Amado Mendes describes the exhibition as the materialisation of ongoing editorial and cultural exchange, highlighting Macau's role as a platform for mediation between China and Portugal. The exhibition explores themes of cultural continuity, the legacy of Portuguese influence in Macau, and the enduring 500-year relationship between the two regions, which DN director Filipe Alves describes as a bridge for the future.
The curator of the Lucio Costa, Archive exhibition believes that, during the visits the creator of Brasília made to Portugal, he sought something different from what Portuguese architects were looking for in him.
Ana Vaz Milheiro is the curator of the exhibition that opened this weekend in Matosinhos. “It is a first reading of the collection, but there is still much to discover,” says the professor and historian.
A new exhibition in Lisbon highlights the cultural and economic exchange between China and Portugal.
“What we see here has never been seen before.” This is what Spanish curator Eloy Martínez de la Pera Celada says halfway through the guided tour of the “Art and Fashion” exhibition, which opened this Saturday at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon. He is leading a group of journalists, amidst technicians, lights, and captions...
Art & Fashion brings together 140 haute couture pieces with 100 works from the Gulbenkian Museum in a reflection on beauty, explains curator Eloy Martínez de la Pera Celada, who worked for four years on the exhibition.
The exhibition will reveal a personal side of Lucio Costa, where one can discover photographs with friends and of his relationship with Portugal, as well as letters exchanged with his daughter and the architect Le Corbusier.
The exhibition 'Lucio Costa Archive' is a true journey into the intimate, family, and professional world of the Brazilian urbanist Lucio Costa, author of the Brasília pilot plan, which the Casa da Arquitetura (Porto) opens on Saturday with thousands of original documents.
The personal archive of the Brazilian urban planner, who designed the pilot plan for Brasília, is now on display at the Casa da Arquitetura in Porto. The exhibition features 11,000 items, including previously unseen documents, travel notes, and family photos, highlighting his career and his deep connection to Portugal. The show runs until September and includes a special programme of guided tours, book presentations, and workshops to mark 200 years of diplomatic relations between Portugal and Brazil.
