All I Want
Over 240 artworks by more than 40 women: Explore the new exhibition celebrating Portuguese women artists from 1900 to 2020
In collaboration with the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon
Where are all the women?
Why we need to celebrate women artists from history
Why it's important
An expert-eye-view of the 'All I Want' exhibition
How do you want to explore?
Three different ways to discover the new exhibition
"Of the 40 artists selected for this exhibition, only six gained recognition in the first half of the century, providing a clear picture of the disparity that characterised this period."Helena de Freitas and Bruno Marchand, curators
The 14 sections of 'All I Want'
Go room-by-room in the exhibition
The introduction
Discover the connection between the artworks and learn more about each artist
Starting Point
Meet four artists from across the generations
Make a gallery at home with AR
See these important artworks from a new perspective with augmented reality
The artist is missing
Two artists removing women's objectified bodies
The Place of the Artist
The same subject examined by artists a century apart
What does it mean to be feminine?
Feminine Plural
Subtlety vs provocation: artists from various generations approach the idea of the 'feminine'
See through their eyes
How the artists reflect their individuality
The Gaze and the Mirror
Artists who recognise and invent themselves in the act of looking
The word on the street
Looking at the Written Form in Art
These artists create visual dimensions with letters and words
The power of text
Where literature and art meet
The Writing Space
Deep dive into the literary production of great Portuguese artists
Building new meanings
The power of architecture and design
Construction
The politics and social aspect of design and architecture in Portuguese artists
See the installations
It's alive!
Bringing nature and living things into the gallery
Le Vivant
Summoning living elements to the interior of the room
Where we live and hide
The House
Our complex relationship to Home Sweet Home
The hidden meanings
Politics hiding in plain sight
The Political
Voices rise up in unison
Telling stories
Movies and installations that represent women in Portugal's legacy
Collective Memories
A closer look at the women's perspective
The daily routine
Objects that belong to our day-to-day lives, but with a new meaning
Vernacular Daily Life
How does daily life impact women?
Discover the self portraits
Not just any body
The Theater of the Body
The female body and how women contradict the male domination of it
All the senses
Listen To Me
Audio pieces representing the fusion between the artwork and the artist
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