Culture

Today, Clémentine Deliss, London-born curator, researcher and publisher, and Sir David Adjaye, British architect, whose work spans exhibitions, private homes and artist collaborations worldwide will be at Rivoli. Join us!

Visual artist and Master in Music by the Princeton University (USA), Vivian Caccuri was at the Forum of the Future, in Porto, to present her work "Febre-Amarela", which delves on the place of immunity as a way to hope in the future. The Brazilian artist agreed to share with Porto. what inspires her creative processes.

The last day but one of the Forum of the Future will be entirely in Serralves, and it features an exhibition performance by Eszter Salamon, and two talks with artists Coco Fusco and Arthur Jafa.

Fiesta Warinwa, Director in charge of Policy Engagement at the AWF, was at the Forum of the Future to talk about conservation in an ever-changing Africa, on 5th November, at 7pm, at Rivoli. She agreed to share her most important viewpoints on her work with Porto.

Chef Nuno Queiroz Ribeiro, from Prochef Agency is the only Portuguese curator to participate in the Melting Gastronomy Summit, to take place in Porto, between 14th and 16th November at the Customs Building Congress Centre.

Dr Vandana Shiva is the keynote speaker of the Forum of the Future, today at Rivoli, at 9pm. Author and activist, Vandana Shiva talks about deforestation, biodiversity and sustainability.

Vivian Caccuri, Christina Sharpe and Lafawndah are today's keynote speakers at the Forum of the Future. At 5pm, Vivian Caccuri, the Brazilian artist that uses sound as the vehicle to cross experiments in sensory perception with issues related to history and social conditioning, delivers the performance "A Mão da Febre", on the issue of yellow fever in sugar plantations.

The 2nd edition of Clubedo jazz event happens from 16 to 14 December, in Porto. It is organised by the Porta-Jazz Association and leads a journey to different forms of improvisational compositions and programmed sounds.

Marilyn Monroe, Coco Chanel, Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Robert Kennedy, Edith Piaf and Martin Luther King! These are but some of the renowned notables that the French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004), head of the Magnum Photos Foundation, immortalized through his Leica, over a period of 70 years and which are part of the exhibition hosted by Porto Customs as of 31st October.

Twenty years after the passing of Amália Rodrigues, the Invicta pays tribute to one of the greatest artists of the musical scene in Portugal, hosting the "Amar Amália" event, on 16th November.