The PLMJ Foundation is opening the exhibition FPM#6 ‘contraste: 1949–2024 — photography in the PLMJ Foundation collection’, a journey through seven decades of photographic creation.
The exhibition brings together works from different generations and languages. It reflects the diversity and contrast that characterise the Foundation's photography collection, from black and white to colour, from analogue to digital, and from documentary to artistic. The works on display reveal unique perspectives on the city, architecture, everyday life and recent history, in a dialogue between eras, styles and geographies.
Curated by João Silvério, ‘contraste: 1949–2024’ features more than 45 works from the PLMJ Foundation's collection by 40 Portuguese-speaking artists.
Artists represented in the exhibition
Albano Silva Pereira, Alfredo Cunha, Ana Janeiro, André Cepeda, António Júlio Duarte, António Sena da Silva, Augusto Alves da Silva, Augusto Brázio, Bruno Sequeira, Carlos Lobo, Cláudio Melo, Daniel Blaufuks, Dora Nogueira, Eurico Lino do Vale, Fernando Lemos, Gérard Castello-Lopes, Inês Gonçalves, João Penalva, Jorge Guerra, Jorge Molder, José Luís Neto, José Pedro Cortes, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Luís Pavão, Maimuna Adam, Manuel Botelho, Maria do Carmo Galvão Telles, Mauro Pinto, Moira Forjaz, Noé Sendas, Nuno Calvet, Nuno Cera, Patrícia Assis, Paulo Catrica, Paulo Nozolino, Rita Barros, Tito Mouraz, Valter Vinagre, Victor Palla and Costa Martins.
More information about the exhibition is available on the PLMJ Foundation website.
We look forward to seeing you there. Please confirm your attendance here.