Events

This exhibition is dedicated to the work of one of the greatest living figures in global architecture and urbanism, Álvaro Siza Vieira.

An unprecedented retrospective of more than 1500 works from Pedro Cabrita Reis, one of Portugal’s most renowned visual artists, with international recognition for his extensive and complex work.

Part of the celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the Museu da Carris and the International Museum Day, this exhibition presents a series of black and white photographs by Américo Simas and a video by José Barbosa.

The Roca Lisboa Gallery presents the exhibition "Young Design Generation," organized by Lisbon Design Week.

Using words, drawings, illustration, photographs and mixed media, posters transform the streets of Marvila into an open-air gallery and their multiple formats pay tribute to one of the most powerful means of communication.

This exhibition presents a unique collection of African sculptures, masks and textiles, each of which carries with it the history and culture of Africa, revealing memories and celebrating ancestral traditions.

This exhibition recounts a period in the history of the D. Maria II Theatre, drawing parallels between the country’s political and social circumstances.

Project CORK BOTTLES, by Sagmeister & Walsh | Sound pollution in public and semi-public spaces remains one of the problems in contemporary cities today and, with a sense of humour, the designers Sagmeister & Walsh tackled the issue of noise!

The aim of this exhibition is to bring together documentary and photographic elements from a range of works designed and built by Norte Júnior.

Isabel Palma presents When geometry reads poetry, and other stories, an exhibition that explores the relationship between geometry and poetry through paintings and mixed techniques.

The artist duo Benoit+Bo presents Journey to the West, an exhibition inspired the fantastical journey of a Buddhist monk and his escort through Central Asia.

The exhibition The Puppet Revolution | 1970-1980 brings together a surprising array of puppets by the most important puppeteers of the 70s and 80s.

The LibertAr-te project, which emerged from the DesconfinArte initiative during the pandemic, explores creativity in different media, from blank canvas to recycled wooden boards.

The 1960s and 1970s were times of change in the work and life of Júlio Pomar and this exhibition delves into this period of exploration and reorientation in Pomar’s career, showcasing works that have not been exhibited for a long time.

[ September ] The Heritage Days are an opportunity to re-familiarise ourselves with the past and to help shape the future.

The TODOS festival seeks to “in-neighbour the world”, maintaining its mission to be a meeting point for all!

[ Oktober ] Für Comic-Freunde findet in Amadora dieses internationale Festival statt, bei dem sich Leute, die in diesem Bereich arbeiten und Autoren unterschiedlicher Nationalitäten mit dem Publikum treffen.

Focusing on contemporary drawing and the medium of paper, Drawing Room Lisboa has invited several international galleries to present the most “significant, challenging and innovative” works of art from their artists.

Canaletto and Guardi in 18th Century Painting - The Calouste Gulbenkian Museum welcomes the masters of 18th-century Venetian painting in an exhibition organised in collaboration with the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza.

APA – Feira de Outono - dedicated to contemporary art and antiques, bringing together renowned antique dealers and Portuguese gallery owners.