Art fairs play a key role in the art scene, providing a space where artists, galleries and collectors can connect and explore a wide range of works.
According to the statement from the Council of Ministers today, released in the early afternoon, "the decree-law was approved that creates the support program within the scope of the Portuguese Contemporary Art Network, seeking to encourage the creation, production, dissemination and enjoyment public interest in contemporary art, and contribute to the dissemination of existing art spaces throughout the country". Find out more here.
The literary fair is returning to the Jardins do Palácio de Cristal and, between August 25th and September 10th, more than a hundred publishers, booksellers and second-hand booksellers will occupy Avenida das Tílias. The opening of the “Pina Germano” exhibition and the music of Mafalda Veiga are some of the highlights of the first day. Find out more here.
A new interactive networking site is connecting artists and curators to alternative arts venues around the world: The network promotes independent art spaces as an alternative to traditional state-sponsored museums. Find out more here.
Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a city that breathes culture and history in every corner. In this article, we invite you to join us on a fascinating journey through Copenhagen's art galleries, where you will discover a world of colors, shapes and ideas.
Georg Baselitz, a name synonymous with artistic innovation and controversy, stands as an imposing figure in the world of contemporary art. His decision to paint his subjects upside down, his controversial statements about women in art, and his unapologetic embrace of his German heritage contribute to this remarkable artist's enigmatic persona. In this article, we delve into the life and work of Georg Baselitz, a man who defied convention at every turn.
Around thirty initiatives, marked over the course of a year, aim to celebrate the life and work of this unavoidable figure in Portuguese Architecture and will be carried out in various cities, institutions and universities, namely Porto, Minho and Coimbra. Find out more here.
Newly discovered servants' quarters near Pompeii reveal little-known details about the lives of ancient Rome's former lower class. The discovery could help us understand more about how ancient Rome's elites treated and controlled their servants. Find out more here.
As details surrounding a wave of thefts at the British Museum continue to emerge, Greek authorities are using the scandal to play politics for the return of the Parthenon marbles. Find out more here.
The foundation Júlio Pomar, created twenty years ago to store and publicize the work of the artist who died in 2018, will close by the end of the year, and will leave the artistic heritage to the Atelier-Museu in Lisbon, according to the president, Alexandre Pomar. Find out more here.
Leonardo da Vinci's 'Treatise on Painting' and other ultra-rare Renaissance books could be auctioned for $25 million. The 16th century book collection is considered the best library of its kind that exists outside of Europe. Find out more here.
Joseph Beuys (1921-1986) is a name that resonates deeply in the world of contemporary art. This unique German artist is widely recognized as one of Germany's most distinctive exponents of post-war art, whose influence spans multiple disciplines, including drawing, sculpture, performance, video and installation. His art is notable not only for its stylistic originality, but also for its unconventional boldness and profound social commitment. Find out more in this article.
In the world of contemporary sculpture, the name Rui Chafes is a testament to creativity, innovation and a deep connection to arts and literature. Find out more about Rui Chafes in this article.
Most of the photographs are of McCartney himself or of his bandmates John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, and were taken at the time the Beatles achieved fame in the United States. Find out more here.