By Gregorio | February 20, 2013 at 11:17 am | No comments
Wrong Weather Gallery in Porto, has done it again. They’ve organized another show featuring the always stunning…and sometimes shocking…photographic imagery of London-based artist Predrag Pajdic. The exhibition Fallen from Grace, Risen from Man, opens 2 March with a live...
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By Victor B | January 17, 2013 at 9:14 am | No comments
In the past few years, Danh Vo has quickly become one of the art world’s most admired and intriguing artists. His conceptual works, which can include handwritten letters, photography and disassembled objects, express his desire to reject normalcy in favor of difference....
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By Gregorio | November 11, 2012 at 8:43 pm | No comments
A unique kind of art is currently in exhibition at the Fundaçao EDP in Porto. It’s the 6th edition of Remade in Portugal. This year’s theme is “Remade em Casa” (“Remade in the Home”). Architects, designers, communications teams and visual artists present works that...
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By Gregorio | September 25, 2012 at 3:22 pm | No comments
Wrong Weather, the concept store in Porto featuring fashion, art and design, has organized another exciting, truly innovative exhibition. Sublimation and Separation is a collaborative show with works by Mustafa Sabbagh and Cristian Zucconi. Photography, video and sculpture...
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By Gregorio | February 24, 2012 at 12:12 pm | No comments
Wrong Weather, the fashion-forward menswear shop and cutting-edge gallery in Porto, has organized another avant-garde art exhibition. On display is photography “courageously walking the line between conscious and subconscious.” Predrag Pajdic’s Noetic Corpus: Sojurn of the...
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By Victor B | February 19, 2012 at 9:52 pm | No comments
Art and technology converge in a new exhibition at the Casa de Serralves in Porto. In fact, you must use your smartphone or tablet computer in order to view this unique exhibit. “Walls to the People,” created by artist João Paulo Feliciano with the support of SIM - Movement...
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