A specialist in Rural Development and Sustainability, Mohomede Saide is completing his PhD in Évora with a Gulbenkian scholarship. Learn about his plans to change the world, starting with Mozambique.
After the Taliban retook power and banned music in the country, students of the Afghanistan National Institute of Music were taken in as refugees in Portugal. Ten of them are currently living in Guimarães, where they continue their studies with the support of the Gulbenkian Foundation.
On his first visit to Lisbon, julianknxx talks about his project 'Black Corporeal', produced in partnership with the Iminente Festival. The presentation in Lisbon involves the participation of the Gospel Collective choir and takes place on 20 May at the Open Air Amphitheatre of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
A year ago, the Gulbenkian Foundation announced emergency support for Ukraine. Find out about two of the supported associations that have helped refugee children and families in Portugal.
Learn more about this artistic project focused on developing the skills of participants and the collective construction of a multidisciplinary performance, supported by the 1st edition of Partis & Art for Change.
Learn more about this theatre project promoting the recognition and appreciation of deaf artists, based on the development of a performance language that combines sign language and the spoken word.
Learn more about the project that uses artistic practices as the core language for sharing and merging cultures in the municipality of Odemira, with the support of the PARTIS & Art for Change initiative.
Meet one of the doctors from the PALOPs (Portuguese speaking African countries) who participated in this empowerment program supported by the Gulbenkian Foundation.
Pianist Marta Mata has been a Gulbenkian grantee since 2021. She is finishing her master's degree in Amsterdam and tells us about her present and future in classical music and the main challenges of pursuing a career in this field.
Sarah Nagaty, a egyptian research, talks with three Portuguese residents about their shared love for Ancient Egypt.
The artist Emília Nadal's concern with environmental degradation in the context of the consumer society crosses paths of the emerging environmentalism of the 1970s.
The opera-performance 'Sun & Sea', presented at Culturgest, opens the 2022 edition of Alkantara Festival.
Landscape architect Vladimir Djurovic presents the project for the extension of the south section of the Gulbenkian Garden.
In a relaxed tone, the dancer and choreographer Smaïl Kanouté tells us the story behind a project whose protagonist is the black samurai Yasuke Kurosan and whose Portuguese première will take place at the Gulbenkian Foundation’s Grand Auditorium at the end of September.
The artist presents a new project installed in a shipping container located in the square outside the Fonte Nova Shopping Centre, in Benfica.
The artist presents a project on the outside of a train on the urban line of Cascais.
The artist presents a new project installed in a shipping container located next to the Terreiro do Paço ferry terminal, in Lisbon.
The artist presents a project on the outside of a train on the urban line of Sintra.
Learn more about the work 'A Princesinha Grávida' [The Pregnant Princess] by Paula Rego in this article written by researcher Leonor Oliveira.
Learn more about an installation by Angolan artist António Ole that combines various elements, materials and techniques. Find out the story behind this artwork.
An analysis of the idea of the mask through a selection of artworks from the Centro de Arte Moderna collection.
The CAM Collection includes two 5-meter high tapestry studies by Vieira da Silva. Find out the story behind this large-scale project.
A selection of works from the CAM collection, based on the idea of homage and that of its opposite, oblivion.
Fernão Cruz writes about the exhibition 'Biting Dust', analysing the works he conceived for this project, created for the Gulbenkian Foundation.
