The exhibition “Palácio de Espanto, around the Caixa Geral de Depósitos Collection”, curated by Bruno Marchand, opens on May 14, at 16 pm, at Palácio da Galeria – Municipal Museum of Tavira.
This is the first in a series of three exhibitions, which aim to recover lost traces in the visual arts.
«These exhibitions draw the encounter between the three ages of art: its past – through the incorporation in the exhibition of objects from the anthropology, ethnology or archeology museums of the regions (Tavira, Bragança and Castelo Branco); your gift – through a selection of works from the Caixa Geral de Depósitos Collection; and its future – through the invitation addressed to three young Portuguese artists to produce works for this specific context», explains the Museu de Tavira.
Thus, Sérgio Carronha, guest artist of the exhibition, joins the works of Ana Jotta, José Pedro Croft, Angelo de Sousa, Waltercio Caldas, José Loureiro, Fernando Calhau, Rui Chafes, Noronha da Costa, Pedro Sousa Vieira, Pedro Cabrita Reis, Michael Biberstein, Alberto Carneiro and Francisco Tropa.
“Palácio de Espanto” also includes artefacts from the archeology and anthropology archives of the Municipal Museum of Tavira.
Open until October 1st, this exhibition can be visited, from Tuesday to Saturday, between 09:00 am and 16:30 pm.
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