19 December
Catarina Botelho, David Guéniot
Lisboa entre a crise e hoje: olhares fotográficos
Free entrance
Discourse
TBA at Lux
Access Conditions TBA at Lux
- Access to Lux Frágil is for over 16 years old
- Lux Frágil staff will screen the attendees’ temperature upon entry. No data will be collected
- It is mandatory to wear a mask inside the building before, during and after the sessions
- Disinfect hands and adopt proper respiratory hygiene
- Keep a safe distance of 2 meters and avoid crowding
- Bring your ticket from home or, if you really have to buy the ticket at Lux Frágil, use contactless payment like debit card or MBway
- Place disposable masks and gloves in the proper bins
- At the entrances and exits, follow the recommendations of the TBA and Lux Frágil teams
Organized by artist Catarina Botelho and publisher David Guéniot this is the second of a series of talks and workshops in which common visual representations of the city of Lisbon are examined and discussed, contributing towards an editorial project focused on Lisbon nowadays.
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Restitution: Or, how (to begin) to repair a broken world
Free entry
Discourse
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Discourse
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Edições do Saguão / O Rumo do Fumo / Parasita
Olhar para a dança não apenas dentro dos parâmetros da dança: André Lepecki, coreopolíticas e imaginação de mundo
Free entry (subject to capacity)
Discourse
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João Fiadeiro e Liliana Coutinho
As dobras de um corpo (de trabalho)
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Discourse
Histories of Experimentalism