On October 25th, the birth date of Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Casa da Arquitectura celebrates the architect with free entry to the exhibitions and two events: a conversation that brings together friends and collaborators of the Brazilian Pritzker (Nuno Sampaio, Fernando Serapião, Inês Lobo and Martin Corullon) and the launch of the double issue of Revista Monolito dedicated to the houses of Mendes da Rocha, which is for sale exclusively at Casa da Arquitectura. Entry is free.
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The Serralves Foundation yesterday inaugurated the West Building of the Museum of Contemporary Art, in Porto, which will increase the institution's exhibition area by more than 40%, two years after the opening of the public tender. Find out more here.
The LAMB gallery, in London, will open, in November, the exhibition "Surrealism and Witchcraft", which will bring together works by 10 women artists inspired by Surrealism, including the Portuguese Paula Rego, to analyze the figure of the witch in art. Find out more here.
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The Fondation Louis Vuitton presents a major retrospective of the work of Mark Rothko from October 18, 2023. This is the first exhibition dedicated to the artist since the 1999 retrospective at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
From his roots in Spain to his exhibitions, Secundino Hernández takes us on a journey through his vibrant color palette, vigorous lines and a creative process that constantly oscillates between control and chaos. Meet the artist who defies convention, fusing tradition and contemporaneity in a fascinating dance on canvas. Secundino Hernández's work is a testament to the power of painting to evoke emotions, inspire reflection and transcend cultural boundaries. Find out more in this article.