O Portugal de Todd Webb
O Portugal de Todd Webb at Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian presents Todd Webb's Portugal in a Lisbon exhibition, a visual journey through street scenes and quiet corners captured with cinematic clarity.
Diogo Pimentão. Força Transitória das Coisas
On 14 Sep 2026, Portuguese artist Diogo Pimentão presents 'Força Transitória das Coisas' in a new exhibition at Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian in Lisbon.
Inês Zenha. Águas Turvas
Inês Zenha. Águas Turvas at Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon—an arresting blend of sculpture, moving image, and shimmering color that invites quiet introspection and bold curiosity.
Rosa Barba. Desenhar Vocabulários
Rosa Barba presents an immersive exhibition at the Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, exploring drawing, language, and vocabulary through film installations. Desenhar Vocabulários invites visitors to trace vocabularies across light, image, and time in a contemplative, museum-scale presentation.
Pintar é Fácil. Faça Você Mesmo!
Pintar é Fácil. Faça Você Mesmo! at Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian invites families and artists to roll up their sleeves for DIY painting, collaborative projects and playful creative exploration in Lisbon.
Fotoreise Lissabon: die charmante Hafenstadt mit der Kamera entdecken
Join a photo-focused Lisbon workshop and discover the charming port city through your lens. We’ll visit the city’s best photo spots and sharpen your photography skills with guided shoots in Lisbon’s outdoor scenery and urban vistas.
Drawing Room Lisboa'26
Drawing Room Lisboa'26 casts a spotlight on contemporary drawing and paper, pairing international galleries with bold, challenging works in a sunlit Lisbon venue, featuring themed exhibitions, crisp lines, and ideas unfolding on every sheet.
Ângela Ferreira
Exhibition by Angela Ferreira at Centro Cultural de Belém (MAC/CCB) exploring installation, video, photography and sculpture, tracing works from the 1990s to the present.
Francisca Carvalho
Solo exhibition by Francisca Carvalho at Centro Cultural de Belém, exploring symbolic motifs across collages, drawings, patterns, textiles, and paintings inspired by India.
Neïl Beloufa
Neïl Beloufa's first Portugal exhibition at MAC/CCB invites visitors to interact with objects and play live computer-game chapters as part of an immersive, multimedia journey.
Marisol
A retrospective of Marisol Escobar's drawings (1950s–2016) with sculptures, archival materials, and related Warhol films at Centro Cultural de Belém.
Comunicar é Natural. A Botânica nas Comunicações
Comunicar é Natural. Botânica nas Comunicações invites Lisbon visitors to trace how human speech and art entwine with plants, showing how leaves, pollination, and scent shape our messages.
Centenary exhibition of Júlio Pomar
Centenary exhibition of Júlio Pomar at CAMB in Lisbon surveys 1944–2004, tracing the painter’s career across nearly all phases with bold color, political works, and modern Portuguese art.
Happiness | Mariana Mizarela
Happiness, a Mariana Mizarela exhibition in Lisbon, invites viewers to reflect on what lights children’s faces and joy, using vibrant forms to celebrate simple, universal delight.
Jacob Kirkegaard. Testimonium
An immersive multichannel sound installation 'Testimonium' by Jacob Kirkegaard as part of the (de)composition programme in Lisboa.
Rituals of light | The bright of Nossa Senhora das Candeias
Rituals of light illuminates Lisbon’s Nossa Senhora das Candeias with art that probes how light shapes history, turning quiet spaces into luminous journeys through invention, absence, and human wonder.
Nadir Afonso | Territory of Absolute Freedom
An expansive Lisbon show surveys Nadir Afonso’s precise geometric language through 94 original works, tracing a lifelong quest for absolute freedom and the luminous rigor that reshaped 20th-century Portuguese painting.
Phoebe Collings-James
Phoebe Collings-James channels two decades of multidisciplinary practice—music, sound, painting, writing and ceramic sculpture—into a tactile, enigmatic Lisbon show that invites touch and curiosity.
1st Exhibition Cycle
The 1st Exhibition Cycle at the Arpad Szenes-Vieira da Silva Foundation in Lisbon runs February 10 to May 10, 2026, framing a cycle of contemporary visions within a living modern-art setting.
Toma! 150 Years of Zé Povinho
Toma! 150 Years of Zé Povinho at the Bordalo Pinheiro Museum in Lisbon honors Portugal’s most enduring satirical icon, celebrating irreverent humor, social critique and national memory.
Hut Hut
In Lisbon's Lumiar Cite, Hut Hut is Willem de Rooij’s first solo exhibition in Portugal, an intricate, quiet survey of images and archives that reframes the domestic into art with razor-sharp precision.
Mafolofolo
Lisboa hosts Mafolofolo, a MADEYOULOOK collective exhibition from South Africa, pairing striking installations with sharp social critique and a vibrant cross-continental dialogue in a sleek gallery setting.
Bruno Zhu. Belas Artes
Bruno Zhu presents an exhibition at Belas Artes in Lisbon, examining power structures in museology through a distinctive conceptual approach.
Amália, by Thurston Hopkins
A photography exhibition at Lisbon's National Pantheon dedicated to Amália Rodrigues, featuring Thurston Hopkins' archival portraits. Running from March 6 through June 21, 2027, the show offers a nostalgic look at Portugal's famed fado icon in refined prints.
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