ESAD IDEA collaborates in the 9th edition of the Remade Portugal Not just places of happiness. Remade in Portugal is an annual cultural program designed as a challenge to design and plastic arts to reflect about environmental questions.

The project, with a field of action extended to architecture, the visual arts, music, literature and cinema, is elaborated in partnership with APA, with the Remade in Portugal organization and with EDP Foundation. The artistic direction is of the responsibility of Roberto Cremascoli and, in this edition, the College of Arts and Design of Matosinhos will also collaborate.

The moto … not just places of happiness explores the usual dialogue between the environmental themes and the Collection of Art Fundação EDP, which has been evident throughout the various editions of the Remade in Portugal and in charge of the project’s plastic arts curator - João Pinharanda.

MODULES

OBJECTS AFTER OBJECTS

— curated by Maria Milano Made up of pieces of design, selected from those that have been exhibited in Milan, at the Pavilhão de Portugal, at XXI Trienal de Milão (XXI Triennale International Exhibition Milan 21st Century, Design After Design). The pieces are by the designers Soraia Oliveira, Ana Cristina Santos, Catarina Ramada, Teresa Cabral, Ana Rita Ramos, Alexandrine Costa, Soraia Santos, Sílvia Rolla, Azahara Montenegro, Mónica Couto, Soraia Marques, Maria Stephanie Ferrante, Adrien Vieira, Miguel Oliveira, Mara Moura, Joana Costa and Atelier do Corvo.

THE PLACE OF THE ARCHITECT

— curated by de Maria Milano and Roberto Cremascoli Thirteen videos lurking inside the intimate spaces of the architects Adalberto Dias, Alexandre Alves Costa, Álvaro Siza, Eduardo Souto de Moura, Gonçalo Byrne, João Mendes Ribeiro, José Adrião, José Carlos Loureiro, José Luís Carrilho da Graça, José Manuel Carvalho Araújo, Manuel Aires Mateus, Manuel Graça Dias and Sérgio Fernandez. The videos explore how and why these authors choose particular spaces for their loneliest or most intense moments, and how distant are the homes they project for others and their own home.

AS LONG THE WORLS EXISTS

— curated by José Bártolo Exhibit module consisting of pieces of contemporary Portuguese design that share among themselves affinities of scale, concept and process exploration. The pieces are by the designers Luís Nascimento, Samuel Reis, Eneida Tavares, Jorge Carreira, Margarida Pereira, Martinho Pita, Toni Grilo, Paulo Sellmayer, Susana Soares, Vihls, Vitor Agostinho and Vítor Reis.

DOES IT FIT ANOTHER WORK OF ART?

— curated by João Pinharanda Thirteen pieces from the Collection of Art Fundação EDP. These works of art should ideally allow the owner of a house the possibility of choosing from the collection available what he would like to be able to have in his place (or not) of happiness.

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program

september 30 – november 18 tuesdays to sundays | 10h-18h
National Coach Museum

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