Dates / Schedules
Until September 2026
Exhibition
Guided Tour
Museum
Talk
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Exhibition Raw Earth
◾ Conversations around earth: earth in projection
Saturday, September 26 at 3:00pm
Architecture Centre
What is the future of earth construction? This conversation explores how the education of future generations, technological innovation, legislation, and standardisation intersect in the transformation of the sector. Representatives from academia and industry will discuss how curricula, emerging production methods, and technical standards shape professional practice and industrial development, identifying shared opportunities and responsibilities in preparing professionals capable of advancing earth construction in a critical, creative, ethical, and responsible manner. Speakers to be announced. Free admission, subject to prior booking.
Free entry, subject to prior registration
◾ Film Screening Toucher Terre (68´, 2024)
Saturday, September 26 at 5:00pm in the MAC/CCB Auditorium
Free entry, subject to venue capacity
◾ Conversation aroun earth: earth continuity
Saturday, 10 October at 3:00pm at the Architecture Centre | Screening 5:00pm
What legacies do we inherit from earth-based architecture and construction, and how do they shape the way we build and think about this material today? This conversation revisits the technical, cultural, and community-based legacies that have enabled the persistence and renewal of earth-building knowledge. Panel to be announced.
Free entry, subject to prior registration
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Paradise, Today
Wednesday, November 4 at the Architecture Centre
7:00pm – Opening
8:00pm – Vinyl Launch + Performance by Jorge Queijo
During the opening, Jorge Queijo, creator of the soundscape for Paradise, Today., presents a performance inspired by the atmospheres and transforming territories that emerge throughout the installation.
◾ Talk
Saturday, november 7 at 4:00pm at Architecture Centre
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Exhibition Frida Orupabo
Reading and Listening Room
cadavre exquis / cadáver esquisito / exquisite corpse
June 3 to November 1 2026
Located at the end of the exhibition, this room hosts regular activations and offers visitors access to bibliographic material and editorial projects related to Frida Orupabo’s referential universe.
Conceived and facilitated by colectivoFACA (Andreia Coutinho and Maribel Mendes Sobreira) and Ícaro Lira
Talk | ARTISTIC PRACTICES, INCLUSION, AND THE PRODUCTION OF COUNTER-ARCHIVES
September 19 at 4:00pm
A public conversation exploring the relationship between artistic practices, inclusion, participation, and the production of counter-archives within cultural institutions, with MANAS Collective — Mutual Support Group. Free participation, subject to prior booking.
MANAS: Harm reduction, artivism, and the rights of the Manas. Lisbon, Portugal. From the outset, MANAS has combined artistic practices with harm-reduction strategies and community health initiatives. Through zine-making workshops, body-awareness exercises, storytelling practices, and collective cooking, participants have found pathways towards self-expression and political empowerment. At the same time, harm reduction has remained central to the project’s praxis. At the heart of MANAS lies the principle of “nothing about us without us.” Its mission includes challenging intersectional forms of discrimination based on gender identity, race, class, age, disability, and sexual orientation, whilst building solidarity through a shared political voice.
◾ TOUR/TALK WITH UNA (BLACK UNION FOR THE ARTS), COLECTIVOFACA (ANDREIA COUTINHO AND MARIBEL MENDES SOBREIRA), AND ÍCARO LIRA
Sunday, september 20, at 4.00 pm
A conversation between colectivoFACA, Ícaro Lira, and members of UNA exploring image-making and critical visual practices developed by Black practitioners within the European context, seeking common ground between Portugal and Norway.
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Photo: © Rita Carmo