Gallery Talks
with António Brito Guterres
22.01.2026
Schedule
19:00
Venue
GMP
Participation
Free, subject to room capacity
Language
Portuguese
Acessibility
Session interpreted into Portuguese sign language
António Brito Guterres is the first guest of 2026 on the Gallery Talks programme.
A social worker with a postgraduate degree and PhD in Urban Studies, he is a well-known figure in the media and academic world for his reflections on cities, territories, and cultural and social policies, particularly in relation to creating fairer and more inclusive urban environments.
He is a researcher at Dinâmia-CET ISCTE-IUL and was one of the authors of Strategies for the Culture of the City of Lisbon. He also directed the Vale da Amoreira Centre for Artistic Experimentation.
Over the last decade, he has been a member of the Aga Khan Foundation Portugal, coordinating several local development and artistic expression projects. He was director of the civil society programme and the urban community development programme ‘K’cidade’, during four years, until the end of 2022.
Alongside his institutional work, he has pursued a notable curatorial and artistic career, with highlights including the exhibitions ‘Linha Imaginária’ (MU.SA, Sintra, 2021) and ‘Interferências’ (MAAT, 2022), as well as the ‘Os Mapas Também o São’ series, presented at the Teatro do Bairro Alto. He has also been the curator of the Iminente Festival since its creation.
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