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Who is the artist Fernanda Fragateiro?
Fernanda Fragateiro is a renowned Portuguese artist known for her sculptures and installations, which explore the relationships between art, architecture and space. Find out more here.
"Rare Earth": Tony Cragg Retrospective at the Chiado Museum
A retrospective exhibition by British sculptor Tony Cragg, with more than 50 works, will open on Thursday, at 6:30 pm, at the National Museum of Contemporary Art - Museu do Chiado (MNAC-MC), extending to squares in Lisbon. Find out more here.
“Sofia Coppola Archive: 1999-2023” goes behind the scenes of the films
This book is “Arquivo Sofia Coppola: 1999-2023”, the director’s first volume to narrate her work. Although it looks like a sturdy coffee table book, Coppola prefers to see it more as a “scrapbook” that recreates the vibes of her creative space. “For me, this book is the closest version of visiting my office and seeing all the things piled up around my desk,” Sofia Coppola told Vogue. Find out more here.
House of architecture celebrates Paulo Mendes da Rocha today
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.