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Viviane presents Ela por Elas at Teatro da Trindade

Teatro da Trindade INATEL Lisbon

14–21€ Family friendly Live music

At Teatro da Trindade, Viviane presents “Ela por Elas”, her eighth album, in a concert dedicated to the female voice in Portuguese music, with new readings of songs by Mler Ife Dada, Madredeus, Diva and others.

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DARYE | KOREAN TEA CEREMONY FOR AUTUMN

14:30 Museu do Oriente. Lisbon

40€ M/16 Other

Korean tea ceremony workshop where participants explore autumn traditions, taste different teas and treats, and learn about Korean culture.

Evening 2 events
TEJAM Sessions

21:00 Teja House Lisbon

Free DJ set

A curated jam on the house sound system, Tuesday nights through to midnight — bring an instrument or just come to listen, free at the door.

maya ongaku ⟡ Summit

21:00 Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto Lisbon

14€ Live music

Concert/event with the band Maya Ongaku, blending psychedelic folk, electronics and YMO influences, presenting their unique sonic universe.

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Rosa Barba

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Monday 28 September

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Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas · Lisbon

In her first major exhibition in Portugal, at CAM, Rosa Barba presents a new site-specific narrative in which celluloid film and cinematic apparatuses also act as sculptural elements, in a reflection on the impermanence of time and space.

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For her first major exhibition in Portugal, Rosa Barba presents a new site-specific and temporal narrative, drawing on and expanding a series of conceptual themes she has explored over the years. Rosa Barba's work (Italy, 1972) often addresses the juxtaposition of natural landscapes and environmental changes caused by humans, archive stories and visions of the future, proximities between astronomy and cinema, and the use of non-actors as witnesses. At the centre of this approach lies a continuous reflection on impermanence — of materials, of images and of thought itself. At CAM, these concerns manifest themselves in the physical presence of celluloid film and cinematic apparatuses, used not only to create moving images but also as sculptural elements that live on their own. The exhibition functions as a three-dimensional film and, at the same time, as a musical score, in which cinema allows time and space to vibrate, crumble, overlap and expand.

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Para a sua primeira grande exposição em Portugal, Rosa Barba apresenta uma nova narrativa site-specific e temporal, inspirando-se e expandindo uma série de temas conceptuais que tem explorado ao longo dos anos. O trabalho de Rosa Barba (Itália, 1972) aborda frequentemente a justaposição de paisagens naturais e alterações ambientais provocadas pelo ser humano, histórias de arquivo e visões do futuro, proximidades entre astronomia e cinema e o recurso a não-atores como testemunhas. No centro desta abordagem reside uma reflexão contínua sobre a impermanência , dos materiais, das imagens e do próprio pensamento. No CAM, estas preocupações manifestam-se na presença física da película de celuloide e de aparelhos cinematográficos, utilizados não só para criar imagens em movimento, mas também elementos escultóricos que vivem por si só. A exposição funciona como um filme tridimensional e, simultaneamente, como uma partitura musical , na qual o cinema permite que tempo e espaço vibrem, se desmoronem, se sobreponham e se expandam.

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