Em Banho, Maria brings together works by the artists of the 6th edition of Museu Bordalo Pinheiro's artistic residency programme. David Lopes combines his grandmother's oral histories, drawn on limestone fragments, with Bordalo's character Maria Paciência; Diogo da Cruz presents ceramic and iron sculptures in dialogue with the ceramic garden fauna created by Bordalo; Eduardo Freitas uses the Maria biscuit as material and image for ceramic sculptures built around wordplay; and Giulia Paz updates Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro's Álbum de Caricaturas (1876), illustrating everyday Portuguese expressions. The exhibition is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–18:00.
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Rare Effect takes over Lisbon, 11 to 15 November
Rare Effect
Live electronics, audiovisual shows, installations and talks on AI and culture across the city. See the full programme, day by day.