The international contemporary art fair ARCOlisboa ended its sixth edition yesterday, with a record participation of galleries and more than 13,000 visitors, surpassing numbers recorded before the pandemic, the organization announced. Find out more here.

New York-based Chilean artist and architect's exhibition of one million German passports behind a high-security glass wall is a commentary on current debates over immigration and naturalization in Germany and beyond amid humanitarian crises, including war in Ukraine and migration policies. Find out more here.

For his first European institutional show in a decade, art star Yoshitomo Nara brings all of his "little worlds" to a grand museum in Vienna. The exhibition at the Albertina Modern features more than 400 works by the artist. Learn more here.

JUSTLX - Contemporary Art Fair of Lisbon, is back in the Portuguese capital for its fourth edition, after the success obtained by its counterpart JUSTMAD last February, in Madrid. Learn more here.

The exhibition "Acquisitions 2021-2022. Núcleo de Arte Contemporânea da Câmara Municipal de Lisboa", will run parallel to the International Contemporary Art Fair ARCOlisboa, between Thursday and Sunday, in Cordoaria, the organization announced in a statement. Learn more here.

The official inauguration of the Pavilhão de Portugal takes place today with the launch of the catalog and a guided tour of the exhibition.The FERTILE FUTURES project, curated by Andreia Garcia and jointly curated by Ana Neiva and Diogo Aguiar, challenged seven project teams to imagine the water reservoirs of the future. Learn more here.

The Bienal de Arte Contemporânea da Maia 2023, under the motto “I got here for walking”, will take place from May 19 to October 15, 2023, in Maia, with some online activities. Learn more here.

The exhibition "To Whom It May Interest: A Collection, A Letter" opens today at the Serralves Museum, in Porto, featuring 111 works by national and international artists from the collection of the former Banco Privado Português (BPP). Learn more here.

On Friday, March 31, Underdogs opens The desperation of the desperate desperately despairing for this desperation to heal, the new solo show by Wasted Rita, which cements the long collaboration between the artist and this cultural platform. Learn more here.

The Portuguese artist Grada Kilomba will make her debut in a solo exhibition in the United Kingdom in a show entitled "Uma alma, uma história" which opens this Wednesday at the Goodman Gallery, in London.

On March 10th, at 6 pm, the painting exhibition "Diário" by Sara Miguel at the 25th of April Association.
 Conceived to be a narrative that one wants to tell, this exhibition intertwines images and titles that intertwine and want to suggest an imaginary that is built from an emotion, from a memory that is reinterpreted, from an everyday event whose outcome does not is known. Learn more here.

Ar.Co - Centro de Arte e Comunicação Visual will celebrate 50 years of activity with an exhibition of 60 works by different artists, some of them unpublished, in various supports, and a documentary installation, to be inaugurated on March 7th, in Lisbon.

Open House Lisboa returns on the 13th and 14th of May with a look at the architectures that surround us as living entities, with a before and after, reflecting the different stages of the life cycle of buildings. Learn more here.

The art world is always in constant motion, with new exhibitions and shows opening every month. March is a month especially anticipated by art lovers, as many galleries and museums present new exhibitions. In this article, we are going to highlight five exhibitions that you cannot miss this month. Each of these exhibitions presents a unique and exciting approach to art, bringing different perspectives and ideas that promise to engage and inspire visitors. From sculptures to paintings, there is something for every taste and preference. Get ready to fall in love with art and discover what the March exhibitions have to offer!