
(Re)Visionary Navigations of Cultural Memory
Sculptor and teacher Sharon Lubkemann Allen reflects on Ângela Ferreira's installations about forms and places, revealing how they build bridges between different cultures.
Sculptor and teacher Sharon Lubkemann Allen reflects on Ângela Ferreira's installations about forms and places, revealing how they build bridges between different cultures.
Mónica de Miranda's project ‘Panorama’ focuses on themes such as ‘urban archaeology and personal geographies’ and notions of identity, memory and diaspora.
Penelope Curtis chooses a pair of portraits that offer an interesting contrast, in certain aspects very similar, despite the fact that they are almost two centuries apart.
Over several years, the artist's work has reflected on the migrant experiences of her family and of others close to her.
David de Almeida transforms written text (Fernão Mendes Pinto's 'Peregrinação') into a visual composition, an attempt at a visual transcription of the journey as a theme.
Find various applications of the famous 'Fibonacci Sequence' in the works of Jorge Pinheiro, some of which belong to the CAM Collection.
Discover the artist and writer Ana Hatherly through the eyes of Jorge Molder, former director of the Modern Art Centre.
Folk and fairy tales played a prominent role at the start of the artistic career of Paula Rego, who linked them to stories heard in her infancy and the expressive values of popular culture.
During the 1960s, Alan Davie and Harold Cohen were concerned with the use of colour in a synaesthetic way, with a special interest in the unconscious, improvisation and music.
A ‘controversial history’ from series ‘22474’, from the year 2000, by José Luís Neto.