The winner of the fourth Amílcar Cabral Prize, Pedro Cerdeira, will be in Lisbon next week, where he will take part in the event ‘Desconstruir o Colonialismo: Entre Tradição e Revolução’ [Deconstructing Colonialism: Between Tradition and Revolution] on 5 May at the...
Report by Rita Hasse Ferreira / Photos by Diana Barbosa ‘It is very important to keep the history of democracy in Portugal very much in the public eye,’ says historian Fernando Rosas, who turned 80 on 18 April. Honoured on 20 April at NOVA FCSH, where he...
The Institute of Contemporary History deeply mourns the passing of Diogo Ramada Curto (1959–2026) and joins NOVA FCSH in expressing its condolences. As a historian and academic, Ramada Curto made a decisive contribution to the opening up and internationalisation of...
The exhibition Eye(s) Open. New Perspectives on Colonial Film Heritage, which features a work by Paula Albuquerque, opened at the Eye Filmuseum in Amsterdam on 3 April and runs until 6 September this year. Paula Albuquerque is exhibiting her film installation Becoming...
Between 21 and 29 March, members of the FILMASPORA project team were in Praia, Cape Verde, for the Project’s First Workshop on Radical Creative Writing. Ana Rita Alves, Corsino Furtado, Inês Sapeta Dias, Fernando Moreira, Maíra Zenun, Max Rubem and Mário Vaz Almeida...
The exhibition Double Void, by Paulo Catrica and Sebastiano Raimondo, featuring drawings by the architect Rui Mendes, opened in Lisbon at the Space Zero gallery, where it will run until 18 April. As we mentioned earlier, this exhibition is the result of work carried...
