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Ongoing: 265 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

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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.

Morning 1 event
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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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Margarida Correia

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Monday 28 September · until 5 Oct

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Margarida Correia portrays a group of Portuguese army paratrooper nurses who served in Africa in the 1960s and 70s, recording individual and collective memories of a little-known professional group in a work that engages with post-colonialism.

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The artist investigates, especially through photography, personal and institutional archives of specific communities, which she presents in exhibitions and through catalogues of great graphic richness. In recent years, she has worked on the memory of some communities of Portuguese emigrants in the USA. One of these exhibitions (at Cinzeiro 8, Museu de Electricidade, 2011), entitled New World Parkville, resulted in a catalogue distinguished by critics. Her new proposal addresses an issue that cuts across contemporary art, related to some historical questions of post-colonialism. Through interviews and the collection of material, the artist literally portrays a group of paratrooper nurses of the Portuguese army who served in Africa in the 1960s and 1970s. Scenes of their professional lives and everyday life in Africa, moments of work and leisure. Once again, the aim is to record, recover and fix individual and collective memories of a professional group little studied and little known. Wednesday to Monday, from 10am to 7pm. Technical sheet: Curated by João Pinharanda.

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A artista investiga, especialmente através da fotografia, arquivos pessoais e institucionais, de comunidades específicas, que apresenta em exposições e através de catálogos de grande riqueza gráfica. Nos últimos anos, tem trabalhado a memória de algumas comunidades de emigrantes portuguesas nos EUA. De uma dessas exposições (no Cinzeiro 8, Museu de Electricidade, 2011), intitulada New World Parkville resultou um catálogo distinguido pela crítica. A sua nova proposta aborda uma questão transversal à arte atual relacionada com algumas questões históricas do pós-colonialismo. Através de entrevistas e recolhas de material, a artista faz literalmente o retrato de um conjunto de enfermeiras paraquedistas do exército português de serviço em África, nas décadas de 60 e 70. Cenas da sua vida profissional e da vida quotidiana em África, momentos de trabalho e de lazer. Trata-se, mais uma vez de registar, recuperar e fixar memórias individuais e coletivas de um grupo profissional pouco estudado e pouco conhecido. Quarta a segunda, das 10h às 19h. Ficha técnica: Curadoria de João Pinharanda.

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