A conversation between Pedro Félix and Luís Trindade the Invisíble Exhibition: in what ways artistic production can influence the construction of History? A Modern Mediations event.

Modern Mediations: Sound Material

Modern Mediations is an IHC Thematic Line that examines how artistic production can influence the way in which History is constructed and the relationship between these two disciplines. At Culturgest, the project challenges historians to discuss this theme, based on the exhibitions presented in its galleries.

An anthropologist and a historian talk about the Invisible Exhibition, seeking to understand in what ways artistic production can influence the construction of History and how these two disciplines are related.

Luís Trindade, a historian (CEIS20 / IHC), and Pedro Félix, an anthropologist and researcher at the Institute of Ethnomusicology – Centre for Music and Dance Studies at NOVA University of Lisbon (FCSH), as well as the coordinator of the National Sound Archive, explain to us how sound and the visual arts are related with time, which is the working material of historians.

Free entry, but with prior booking at Culturgest‘s website. Plus, live streaming at culturgest.pt