Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian

A game-like visit that promotes learning Portuguese as a non-native language in a museum context.

A visit to the Gulbenkian Museum that highlights the importance of past, present and future choices for a more sustainable society.

A guided tour highlighting the key pieces of the Gulbenkian Museum, from Ancient Egypt to Persia and Japan, ending with European Art.

Based on the Centro de Arte Moderna collection, the education team designs specific, transdisciplinary sessions tailored to the chosen theme and grounded in the artistic reference.

A visit to the Gulbenkian Museum that addresses media literacy, questioning what we think we know about what was written for posterity.

This visit reinforces school curriculum content by crossing art and mathematics at the Modern Art Centre.

A visit for several school cycles that explores the relationship between mathematics and art through the works of the Gulbenkian Museum.

What happens when we gather in a circle in the Museum? This visit-workshop uses group portraits to explore the idea of being together.

The exhibition takes visitors on a journey through hybrid bodies and beings, reservoirs, drainage and runoff systems.

A tour that adapts the eponymous game to the exhibition space, combining interpretation questions with sensory and creative exploration activities.

In this game-like visit, sound is the starting point for a close observation of the works on display.

In this visit-workshop, participants explore the theme of collecting in an art exhibition, discovering how the things we keep gain meaning and tell stories.

A pedagogical visit that answers questions through the demonstration and deconstruction of the museum's educational projects.

A guided tour of the headquarters, Museum, and Garden of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

A visit that invites you to think and philosophize, like a banquet served hot and in a group, with a menu for all tastes.

A guided visit that challenges perception and encourages dialogue and discussion around the works of the Gulbenkian Museum.

A game-visit through photography, video, painting, sculpture and installation, always with suitcase in hand and a special passport.

In this workshop, participants are challenged to (de)construct their multiple portraits, based on works of Portuguese modernism from the CAM collection.

A guided tour of the immersive exhibition by artist Inês Zenha, featuring painting, sculpture, and installation.

A guided tour of the Gulbenkian Museum for 2nd cycle students, journeying through different centuries and cultures.

A game-like tour that takes participants on a journey through France, Greece, Turkey and China, discovering different cultures through the artworks purchased by Calouste Gulbenkian.

A customized visit, upon request, for students of various levels to the Gulbenkian Museum collection.

A guided tour of the exhibition Xerazade. The Interminable Collection of CAM, which presents the collection in a surprising, non-chronological way, creating dialogues and relationships between authors and works from different styles and periods.

In this visit, we question what we understand by art, artist and creation, starting from the exhibition 'Painting is Easy. Do It Yourself!'.

In this guided tour of the exhibition 'Painting is Easy. Do It Yourself!', we are invited to question what art is, who makes it and how it is produced, following the clues of an exhibition that turns the visitor into a participant.

This tour of the exhibition uses different artists and a kind of recipe book to approach the show in a very participatory and creative way.

A series of lunchtime visits proposing an in-depth observation of a single work of art.

Exhibition addressing the revolution of the gaze on 19th-century French landscape, from outdoor painting to Impressionism.

The Gulbenkian Museum opens its Art Studio to families with children aged 6 and up, inviting them to explore creative processes together.

In this visit, architect Teresa Nunes da Ponte guides us through the intervention that combined the technical and museographic updating of the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum.

A guided tour that ironically and provocatively questions what art is, who produces it and for whom it is made, inviting visitors to follow the instructions of an unexpected 'do it yourself'.

In this exhibition, the artworks make us think about the processes artists use to create their works.

In this guided tour of the exhibition 'Lugares que se desenham', we start from the notion of place to explore different ways of creating, delimiting, inhabiting and transforming space through art.

The exhibition explores the notion of place as a conceptual axis, guiding the relationships and tensions suggested by the arrangement and progression of the works.

This visit offers a panoramic tour of the major questions and challenges of modern and contemporary art.

In this guided tour, discover the works of Carpeaux and Rodin and the stories, details and meanings hidden behind their sculptures.

Marking International Day of Islamic Art, this tour explores the museum's gallery dedicated to Islamic cultures to discover the geometries underlying the design of some of its works.

An exhibition bringing poetry and art together in the gallery, featuring Alice Neto de Sousa.

A visit that looks at ivory sculptures, medieval illuminated manuscripts, and Renaissance paintings from the 13th to the 16th centuries, exploring the attributes, symbols, and narratives associated with the Virgin.

Poetry workshops led by established poets, exploring spoken and written word through artworks at CAM, ending with surprise readings beside the pieces.

A workshop at Gulbenkian Garden where participants print plant photographs using phytochemical properties.