The Lisbon Consortium

— Thinking ahead

Category: PhD

  • Study trip to Porto and Guimarães

    Study trip to Porto and Guimarães

    Last weekend, February 11- 12 2017, some students and teachers of The Lisbon Consortium went on a study trip to Porto and Guimarães. The program included a Talk at Porto City Hall by Guilherme Blanc about the cultural politics of the city, a visit to Serralves Foundation to see Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “A Time Coloured Space”, Joan Miró’s “Materiality and Metamorphosis”, Novo Banco Revelation 2016- Andreia Santana, a choreography at Centro Cultural Vila Flor, in the context of GUIdance Festival – Speak Low if you Speak Love (Wim Vandekeybus) and a visit to José de Guimarães International Arts Centre.

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    Check some photos of the weekend!

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  • 5/5: 5 artists, 5 project rooms: students, artists and curatorship

    The project ‘5/5: 5 artists, 5 project rooms places together the students’ final projects for the Curatorship Lab’s first edition, inline with the international MA and PhD frameworks in Cultural Studies, under the signature of The Lisbon Consortium programme.

    The project will exhibit Portuguese artists such as Miguel Palma, Luísa Jacinto, Teresa Braula Reis, João Biscainho and Paula Prates from the 3rd to the 18th of March. The exhibitions will take place at Carpe Diem Arte e Pesquisa and at Faculdade de Ciências Humanas – Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Lisbon.

    For more information, please check the following links:

  • Grant recipients. Congratulations!

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    This year’s winners of the Millennium BCP Foundation Scholarship and EDP Foundation International Grant were announced on September 30 at the Opening Session of the Lisbon Consortium academic year.

    The Millennium BCP Foundation Grant was awarded by Fátima Dias, representative of the Millennium BCP Foundation at the Curators Council of the Lisbon Consortium

    The Millennium BCP Foundation Scholarship for the Lisbon Consortium aims at funding Portuguese students in the Culture Studies program through 3 scholarships. These scholarships consist in a reduction of full-tuition in the first two semesters, amounting to 1.750€.

    This year’s winners of the Millennium BCP Foundation Scholarships are:

    • Mafalda Barrela – first-year student of the Master’s Program in Culture Studies.
    • Diana Oliveira – first-year student of the Master’s Program in Culture Studies.
    • Diana Ferreira – first-year student of the Master’s Program in Culture Studies

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    The EDP Foundation International Grant will be awarded by José Manuel dos Santos, Member of the Board of Directors and Cultural Director of the EDP Foundation and Member of the Curators Council of the Lisbon Consortium.

    The EDP Foundation International Grant for the Lisbon Consortium aims at funding research conducted by an international PhD student in the Culture Studies program. The scholarship, in the amount of 5.000€, is destined to the payment of tuition fees.

    This year’s winner of the EDP Foundation International Grant is:

    • Matthew Mason – first-year student of the Doctoral Program in Culture Studies.

    CONGRATULATIONS! 

  • Opening session of the Lisbon Consortium

    Opening session of the Lisbon Consortium

    The open session of the academic year of the Lisbon Consortium was held last friday, September 30, at Centro Cultural de Belém, with the faculty, the old and the new students, the partners and Bill Fontana.

    Welcome to the Lisbon Consortium!

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  • Bill Fontana at the Lisbon Consortium

    Bill Fontana at the Lisbon Consortium

     

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    Photo: Stuart Davidson

    The sound artist Bill Fontana is the special guest of the Lisbon Consortium opening session, due to take place on September 30,  at 18h, Centro Cultural de Belém (Sala Almada Negreiros)

    Bill Fontana (born USA 1947) is an American composer and artist who developed an international reputation for his pioneering experiments in sound. Since the early 70’s Fontana has used sound as a sculptural medium to interact with and transform our perceptions of visual and architectural spaces. He has realized sound sculptures and radio projects for museums and broadcast organizations around the world. His work has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum Ludwig, Cologne, the Post Museum in Frankfurt, the Art History and Natural History Museums in Vienna, both Tate Modern and Tate Britain in London, the 48th Venice Biennale, the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, the Art Gallery of NSE in Sydney and the new Kolumba Museum in Cologne. He has done major radio sound art projects for the BBC, the European Broadcast Union, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, National Public Radio, West German Radio (WDR), Swedish Radio, Radio France and the Austrian State Radio.

    Here, you can know more about his life and work: