Rehearsal For a Community
This exhibition inaugurates the new program developed by the museum around the collections of the EDP Foundation. Based on yearly presentations exclusively curated and designed by invited experts and practitioners from different disciplinary fields and research backgrounds, these exhibitions aim to put forward a new approach in the ways in which knowledge repositories can be activated as living entities that harbour, intersect and enrich narratives of time and history.
With 138 pieces by 56 artists, covering 80 years and thus intersecting generations, this exhibition featuring works from the EDP Foundation Portuguese Art Collection is curated by the artist Paulo Mendes, and intentionally spans its entire temporal arch: from 1942 to the present day.
The exhibition revolves around 鈥渕emory鈥� and the ways in which it is produced and awakened, both as instrument and product of collective making: cast in the spatial envelope of Central Tejo, a physical embodiment of industrial memory from the early 20th century, it is presented in four key thematic chapters, namely work, laziness, sound and word, the latter two representing forms through which memories are captured and enunciated.
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This exhibition inaugurates the new program developed by the museum around the collections of the EDP Foundation. Based on yearly presentations exclusively curated and designed by invited experts and practitioners from different disciplinary fields and research backgrounds, these exhibitions aim to put forward a new approach in the ways in which knowledge repositories can be activated as living entities that harbour, intersect and enrich narratives of time and history.
With 138 pieces by 56 artists, covering 80 years and thus intersecting generations, this exhibition featuring works from the EDP Foundation Portuguese Art Collection is curated by the artist Paulo Mendes, and intentionally spans its entire temporal arch: from 1942 to the present day.
The exhibition revolves around 鈥渕emory鈥� and the ways in which it is produced and awakened, both as instrument and product of collective making: cast in the spatial envelope of Central Tejo, a physical embodiment of industrial memory from the early 20th century, it is presented in four key thematic chapters, namely work, laziness, sound and word, the latter two representing forms through which memories are captured and enunciated.
Artists on show
- Álvaro Lapa
- Álvaro Rosendo
- Ana Hatherly
- Ana Jotta
- António Júlio Duarte
- António Olaio
- António Palolo
- António Sena
- Augusto Brázio
- Carla Filipe
- Carlos Roque
- Catarina Botelho
- Daniel Barroca
- Didier Fiuza Faustino
- Edgar Martins
- Eduardo Batarda
- Fernando Calhau
- Francisco Queirós
- Gonçalo Barreiros
- Helena Almeida
- João Ferro Martins
- João Maria Gusmão
- João Paulo Feliciano
- João Pedro Vale
- João Tabarra
- Joaquim Bravo
- Jorge Molder
- Jorge Pinheiro
- Jorge Queiroz
- José Almeida Pereira
- José Barrias
- José Loureiro
- Luís Campos
- Luís Dourdil
- Luís Nobre
- Luisa Correia Pereira
- Manuel Botelho
- Manuel João Vieira
- Margarida Correia
- Maria Trabulo
- Mariana Gomes
- Mário Cesariny
- Nuno Alexandre Ferreira
- Nuno Nunes-Ferreira
- Patricia Almeida
- Paulo Mendes
- Pedro Cabral Santo
- Pedro Casqueiro
- Pedro Falcão
- Pedro Paiva
- Rodrigo Oliveira
- Rosa Carvalho
- Rui Serra
- Rui Valério
- Vasco Araújo
- Vasco Costa
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