On the occasion of the exhibition Is the Earth still round?, by Cristina Ataíde, MNAC promotes a conversation where art and science intersect, followed by a guided visit to the exhibition Expected duration: 1h15m Calendar: 19 September, 17:00 Theme: Performance and pigment. Approximations between rock art and contemporary art Conversation with the Artist - Cristina Ataíde, Emília Ferreira - Director of MNAC and Andrea Martins* - Researcher and Archaeologist at Uniarq - Archeology Center of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Lisbon * Andrea Martins, archaeologist, born in Lisbon. He completed his PhD in Prehistoric archeology at the University of Algarve, and is finishing his post-doctorate at the UNIARQ research center at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Lisbon. His area of specialization is Prehistoric Art, defining the periodization of the artistic cycle of recent Prehistory, having studied numerous sites with prehistoric paintings and engravings.Research Areas: Prehistoric Archaeology; Rock Art; Neolithic; Chalcolithic; SymbolicConfirmation of presence via email: geral@mnac.dgpc.pt
Atrium
entry: General ConditionsTalk - Is the Earth still whole?
2023-09-19
2023-09-19
On Exhibition
TRANSGRESSIONS
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