THIS WEEK HAPPENS: Tomorrow, Wednesday the 15/06th at 16 pm - based on Aesop's fables, we will talk about the lives of animals and what inspires the artist for his creations. Mediators: David Oliveira and Emília Ferreira | director of MNAC Thursday, 16/06 at 10:30h - "The Animals and Their Feelings". The goal is to inspire children to value interactions between animals and humans, through art and interactive activities, providing a pleasant experience for the youngest. Mediators: Mariana Galvão and Karol Location: Millennium bcp Gallery, MNAC Free activities but subject to prior registration through the form rb.gy/3feajt We count on your participation!
"The other life of animals"
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entry: General ConditionsActivities for children and families at MNAC
2022-06-15
2022-06-16
On Exhibition
Paths of Portuguese Art
Guided tour series
2026-09-16
2027-06-16
Guided tour series | September 2026 to June 2027
Loops.Expanded 2026
2026-07-14
2026-10-03
Curatorship: Irit Batsry
MNAC – National Museum of Contemporary Art – Chiado and DuplaCena present, for the 11th consecutive year, an exhibition dedicated to the loop as a seminal form of the moving image.
Ultratremor
Group show
2026-05-29
2026-09-27
Curatorship: Germano Dushá
Between the visible and the invisible, the exhibition brings together artists who explore states of transformation, apparition, and resonance, bringing matter, imagination, and spiritual experience into dialogue.
Maria José Oliveira
I who once was I
2026-05-15
2026-10-04
Curatorship: Paula Parente Pinto
Maria José Oliveira transforms everyday materials and discarded objects into territories of memory, ritual, and metamorphosis, where time itself becomes a living material of artistic creation.
Impressões Digitais. MNAC Collection
2024-12-12
2026-12-30
Curatorship: Ana Guimarães, Emília Ferreira, Maria de Aires Silveira e Tiago Beirão Veiga
Consisting of founding works of contemporary Portuguese art historiography, from 1850 to the present day, the MNAC's collection holds several national treasures.
