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December 24th and 31st, 2024
Change of opening hours
Please note that GMP will be closed on December 24th.On the 31st of December, the exhibitions and Gallery counter will be open on a reduced schedule, from 10am to 1pm. -
Saturday, January 4, at 4 pm
Guided exhibition tour
On the first Saturday of every month, the Galeria Municipal do Porto holds a guided tour of the exhibitions.Free admission.
Guided tour in portuguese: 3pm
Guided tour in english: 4pm -
Saturday, January 11, at 3pm
"Surface Disorder": Guided exhibition tour with Aida Castro
Aida Castro's practice brings together diverse productions that explore hybrid methodologies between practices (visual and written) and speculative knowledge. Her research has explored the archaeologies of media-bodies, a term that emerged in the project (de)MONSTRAS: imaginaries, corporealities and amphibious materialities, to study figures, materials and imaginaries in demonstrations of hybrid and technical bodies.Venue: Galeria Municipal do Porto
Free admission.
Aida Castro is a researcher, teacher and artist with a PhD in Communication Sciences: Communication and Arts from the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of the New University of Lisbon. She is currently a guest lecturer at the Multimedia department of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto, where she teaches on the bachelor's and master's programmes. She is a member of ICNOVA, where she coordinates the research project (de)MONSTRAS: imaginaries, corporealities and amphibious materialities (2024). She is also a collaborator with I2ADS, where she co-programmed VIDEODREAMS: Practices of the Imaginary (2022, FBAUP).She has been working with Maria Mire as an artistic duo since 2017, having co-edited issue 59 of the Journal of Communication and Languages, with the theme "Media-Bodies: Matters and Imaginaries" (2023), and the book DEAD LINK: mediations of artistic practices (2021), for Interact: Online Journal of Art, Culture and Technology. -
Thursday, January 16 at 7pm
"Surface Disorder": Talk with Zachary Mainen and Gonçalo Guiomar
Free admission.
BMAG Auditorium.
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Saturday, February 1, at 4:30pm
Guided exhibition tour with Rita Caldo and Patrícia Coelho
Artist Rita Caldo, who is presenting "As in heaven, so on earth" in the exhibition room on level -1, will give a guided tour of the exhibition, with the project's curator, Patrícia Coelho.
Later, at 6.30pm, there will be a performance concert by Crisálida.Free admission. -
Saturday, February 1, at 6pm
Concert-Performance by Crisálida
Crisálida [Chrysalis] (a project by Sofia Pinto) is the name given to the metallic gold colouring of a butterfly pupae. It is the third stage in the life of these insects, in which they hardly move, except to wiggle their segments and emit sounds to scare away predators.This chrysalis is no different, it's a state of latency and embryo, waiting for something to define itself before it has the courage to come out of its protective shell. Until it flies, it hides there, never falling asleep, lulling itself with cassette tapes and organ chords while it discovers how and where its voice is. Wings on its back, flight on the soundboard.Free admission. -
Saturday 15th February at 4.30pm
Artist talk with Amy Ireland
Amy Ireland is a writer and theorist best known for her work with the technomaterialist transfeminist collective, Laboria Cuboniks, whose Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation (2018) has been translated into 18 languages. With Maya B. Kronic she is the author of Cute Accelerationism (2024).
Amy currently works as an editor and translator for the UK contemporary art and philosophy publisher, Urbanomic.Venue: Galeria Municipal do Porto