5th Annual Conference of the Cátedra Ana Hatherly: Contemporary Art Production in Portugal @instituteofeuropeanstudies9439
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Contemporary Art Production in Portugal is the theme of the 5th annual conference of the Cátedra Ana Hatherly. In this event, Sandra Vieira Jürgens will moderate a conversation between prominent personalities of the Portuguese art scene. Reflecting upon art is a complex exercise, particularly when art itself has no ideological or geographical boundaries, and there are three different perspectives about what art is. In 60 minutes, the participants will have the opportunity to witness what has been made in recent Portuguese Art History, as well as current interesting artists and artworks.

Speakers:
Nuno Nunes-Ferreira, Artist;
Emília Tavares, Senior Curator, National Museum of Contemporary Art - Museu do Chiado, Lisbon

Moderator: Sandra Vieira Jürgens, Invited Assistant Professor, FCSH, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
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