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Sand City – The Largest Sand Sculpture Park in the World
Lagoa · SAND CITY
Sand City – The Largest Sand Sculpture Park in the World. Venue: SAND CITY, Sítio dos Lombos, 252-A, EN125 8400-395 Lagoa. Tickets …
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Lagoa · SAND CITY
Sand City – The Largest Sand Sculpture Park in the World. Venue: SAND CITY, Sítio dos Lombos, 252-A, EN125 8400-395 Lagoa. Tickets …
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Belém · Lisboa · Centro Cultural de Belém
This program is structured around game-visits, game-visit-workshops, visit-workshops, and thematic visits, and is based on active methodologies and inclusive practices. Mediation in …
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Belém · Lisboa · Centro Cultural de Belém
In her first solo exhibition in Portugal, Frida Orupabo revisits the vast archive of images she has been gathering on her Instagram …
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Silves · Museu Munic. Arq. Silves
Museu Municipal de Arqueologia. Venue: Museu Munic. Arq. Silves, Rua da Porta de Loulé, nº14 8300-999 Silves. Tickets and details on the …
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Lisboa
Every two years, the opening of Mostra Espanha is marked by a 'Featured Work' which, in 2026, takes the plural form with …
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Belém · Lisboa · Centro Cultural de Belém
The everyday question "Can I help?" was used by artist Andrea Fraser in a performance that addressed the complex institutional relationships in …
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Belém · Lisboa · Centro Cultural de Belém
The practice of Ângela Ferreira, a central figure in the Portuguese art scene, integrates installation, video, photography and sculpture. Born in Maputo …
Cantanhede · Lisboa
As part of the 5th edition of the "gente da nossa terra" project dedicated to the writer Augusto Abelaira, a cultural trip …
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