The MA students in Culture Studies of The Lisbon Consortium are curating an exhibition with the collection of CAM – Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian.
The exhibition, which will be held at the Galeria Fundação Amélia de Mello, at the Lisbon campus of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, proposes fragility not as weakness but as an active, revealing condition. Across social, personal, and perceptual dimensions, fragility exposes the tensions that form us; those that bind, unsettle, and ultimately reshape our understanding of ourselves and the worlds we inhabit.
On 15 January the students visited the reading area of Institution(ing)s to discuss ideas of accessibility in innovative communication strategies with Patrícia Rosas and exhibition narratives with Rita Albergaria and Laurindo Marta.
Students: Amal Abu Nafisah, Anika Borko, Anna-Sophie Löhr, Circé Poisson, Constança Mafra, Direndra Selvanayagam, Giulia Benetti, Hajer Khade, Iana Kardanova, Imani D. Cooper, Justin Stewart Ross, Léanne Charron, Leonor Marques dos Santos Queiroz, Lucille Gerebtzoff, Margarida da Fonseca, Margarida Dias, Margarida Martins Raimundo, Melissa Lieberthal, Natalia del Río, Sarah Tober, Sarah Zammit Munro, Silvia Lomdardini, Tatiana Fraisse, Vítor Fonseca, Yoosun Choi
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