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- Viajantes Solitários
- Festival Política
- Novela gráfica «Caderno de Memórias Coloniais»
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- ROOFTALK Conversa, Música e Artes
- ILUMINAÇÕES DA ALA OCIDENTAL DA RELAÇÃO DE LISBOA, de Sancho Silva
- Contemporânea leva a Lisboa e ao Porto um programa de performances sobre memória resistência e transformação
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- Cinquenta anos a tecer a Resistência cultural em Cabo Verde


Exibições: 
“Há mulheres que passam por nós e deixam marca. Vai-se vivendo com isso, como se pode. Tudo se processa. As mulheres dão lugar a imagens e aos poucos vamos acreditando poder manipular o que ficou. Colocamos confissões na parede, desarmamo-nos. Aos poucos vamos conseguindo. Há coisas que não mudam mas ficamos um pouco mais próximo de saber quais são. É a vida. As imagens são um processo.”
On the 23rd and 24th May, the Centre for Social Studies will hold an International Conference to present and discuss the main findings of the project ‘Race’ and Africa in Portugal: a study on history textbooks, funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT). The conference aims at constructing a historically-informed debate on Eurocentrism and racism, bringing together international scholars that work on a diversity of approaches and disciplines, namely History, Anthropology, Political Sociology, International Relations, Sociolinguistics. Focusing on the politics of history and education, the conference will move the debate beyond the positivistic framings that have been characteristic of contemporary understandings of national identity, racism and knowledge in (post-)colonial Europe.




The 2011 
Which roles can art projects, art spaces, self-organized academies and labs play in developing conceptions of the world that go beyond purely economic globalization? Projects from various parts of the world are invited to propose and test out other realities of life and world views, from small artistic attempts to social experimentation. Topics such as dealing with cultural differences, economic and ecological changes, processes of levelling out and confusing complexities form the basis for a common space in which to rise questions.



