«Freedom is too much – Free fragments for a reflection on the future» is a multimedia exhibition by students from professional courses at Escola Secundária Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes, in Olhão, which opens on April 19th, at 15:30 pm, at Chalé João Lúcio , and on April 20th, at 10 am, at the Olhão Municipal Museum.
«At a time of profound political and social crisis, but above all of enormous ideological regression, it seemed urgent to think about this. Can someone be truly free without having achieved freedom? Can a person understand what a revolution was without having lived it? Can someone not know what it is like to live in constant unrest and be able to be disturbed by the idea?». These were the questions that served as the starting point for the work.
A group of students from professional courses at the Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes Group of Schools were confronted with what they could not do if they had lived through the dictatorship in Portugal. And the challenge was to think about what can be done so that, in the future, this scenario does not occur again.
«They are multimedia records of a planned path but impetuously altered at each stage, with the contribution of everyone: young people who were born in freedom and those who in their time did not know it», explains Rui António, Multimedia teacher at that Group.
The authors of the works that will be exhibited are 2nd year students of the professional courses in Multimedia Technician, Management Support and Interior and Exterior Design at the Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes School Group, in Olhão.
The exhibitions, at Chalé João Lúcio and the Olhão Museum, are part of the Official Commemorations of the Commemorative Commission 50 years 25th of April and will be on display until April next year.
Conception: Alexandra Ruhlmann, Álvaro Jesus, Ana Cristina Silva, Ana Filipa Silva, Anaísa Nogueira, Bruna Santos, Bryan Ferreira, Camila Arantes, Carlos Pires, César Venâncio, Daniel Rodrigues, Daniela Rodrigues, David Campinas, Diana Slobodyanyk, Filipe Guerreiro, Francisco Guerreiro, Iara Lopes, Iris Correia, Jéssica Assunção, Joana Ruhlmann, Leandro Quitério, Leandro Soares, Luana dos Santos, Marcos Rodrigues, Maria Aguilar, Mariana Dias, Maycon Gonçalves, Micaela Forra, Nadine Pinheiro, Nuno Lopes, Rossana Lopes, Simão Soares, Sofia Reis, Sukhmanjot Singh, Tomás Miguel
Participation: Albertina dos Santos, Albertina Silvestre, Ana Rosa Matias Carmo e Melo Santos, Apolinária Costa, Ester Gomes, Joaquim Pedro Pereira Bastos, José Pacheco Pereira, Luís Filipe Bastos, Lourdes Simão, Maria do Carmo Corvo, Maria Libânio, Maria dos Santos Iria, Maria Jesus Rosa, Maria Branca da Costa Pereira, Maria Heliodora dos Mártires, Maria Sentiz Dias, Maria do Rosário Neto Bento, Maria de Fátima Soares Casimiro Borges, Maria Eulália Pinto Macedo Calvinho, Maria do Carmo Loureiro, SEN
Partners: Municipality of Olhão, Municipal Museum of Olhão, ACASO: sea of Generations 2.0 and Dr. Ayres Mendonça Day Center, Casa do Povo of the Municipality of Olhão – Moncarapacho: Universidade Sénior Moncarapacho, AEFFL Cultural Plan, JP Customs Guitars
Thanks: Adriana Dias, Ana Martinho, Celeste Galvão, Cidália Cruz, Cidália Gonçalves, Décio Viegas, Elsa Parreira, Graciana Viegas, Helena Fernandes, Helena Gaspar, Hugo Lopes, Hugo Oliveira, Idalécio Nicolau, Isadora Barbosa, João Evaristo, João Pessoa, Lurdes Vicente , Maria Bernardete Carvalho, Maria Noémia Rosa, Marieta Chagas, Rosa Maria Baltazar, Sandra Romba, Veralisa Brandão, Vitalina António
Assembly support: Artur Marques and Igor Silva
Production: Dr. Francisco Fernandes Lopes School Group and Olhão Municipal Museum
Partners: Municipality of Olhão, Municipal Museum of Olhão, ACASO: sea of Generations 2.0 and Dr. Ayres Mendonça Day Center, Casa do Povo of the Municipality of Olhão – Moncarapacho: Universidade Sénior Moncarapacho, AEFFL Cultural Plan, JP Customs Guitars.
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