Lisbon Art Weekend presents four days entirely dedicated to Art
Lisbon Art Weekend is a non-profit initiative that aims to enrich and energize the city's contemporary art scene through collaboration with a variety of artistic spaces
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LAW is a non-profit initiative that aims to enrich and boost the city's contemporary art scenethrough collaboration with a variety of artistic spaces like galleries, artists' studios, private art collections, museums and public projects dedicated to the arts, the LAW will provide an annual weekend for art enthusiasts, both in Portugal and around the world, to explore Lisbon and its vibrant contemporary art scene.
the event
The main purpose of Lisbon Art Weekend is to offer all audiences the opportunity to discover and explore Lisbon's effervescent contemporary art scene, experiencing works of art and performances in the context of their natural habitat. Furthermore, the event aims to foster meaningful discussions through a series of carefully selected side events.
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Of 9 a 12 of November of 2023 in addition to being able to visit more than 30 places in the city completely free of charge, from Galleries, Museus e Ateliers, who will leave their doors open to receive public works and private collections from more than 250 artists who this year joined the contemporary art event.
let's see
Right on the day 9 from November, You can take part in guided tours of the works of Pedro Cabrita Reis, at Miguel Nabinho Gallery, or by artists Pedro Tudela and Sara Mealha, at the independent space Appleton, where they will conduct the visit themselves and on the day 10 the visit to the private collection of Casa Dell’Arte Club House / Istanbul, no Campo de Santa Clara.
The Art Talk “Creation, Curation and Healing”, what will happen at the sustainable coworking space Heden Rossio, with the participation of artists Gisela Casimiro and André Tecedeiro, are other highlights of this program. There will also be a performance at the Ando Living residential building and also guided tours of the exhibitions “Crossing a burning bridge”, the Berlinde de Bruyckere, and “Object, Body and Space”, both in the new Museum of Contemporary Art.
To better select what interests you to visit and who knows, take some of the works to your home or business, You should consult the entire program that is online at site da Lisbon Art Weekend, However, we emphasize that some exhibitions have limited capacity, so advance reservations are required..
Don't miss another extraordinary artistic initiative taking place in the fashionable capital – Lisboa!