Ana Elisa Egreja, Eleonore Koch, Emmanuel Nassar, Gustavo Caboco, Jaider Esbell, Henrique Oliveira, Maxwell Alexandre, Montez Magno, and Rubem Valentim are part of the group exhibition, along with names from Brazilian concretism such as Lygia Pape and Luiz Sacilotto. Complexo Brasil. Held at the Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, in Lisboa, it brings together a robust collection of works of art, videos, musical pieces, and various documents.
Curated by José Miguel Wisnik, Milena Britto, and Guilherme Wisnik, the exhibition, which occupies the two galleries at the Gulbenkian Headquarters, aims to strengthen historical ties between Brazil and Portugal, with a keen eye on the challenges and potential of the present in this relationship.
On view until February 17, 2026.