CEMES lent posters from Ernesto de Sousa'a collection: Black Panthers, PAIGC, FRELIMO, among others. One of these posters, “Free Angela / Free our Sisters / Free Ourselves" was made by Marilyn Reynolds, an artist who lived in Portugal between 1968 and 1971 and was part of Oficina Experimental.
This book is launched on 3 November, at 18 hrs. at the bookshop Paint It Black Via Fratelli Calandra 6/A, 10123, TurinOn the occasion a performative lecture by Pedro Barateiro "Kissing someone in the Middle of the Crowd: Translating Ernesto de Sousa's "Orality, the Future
Selection from one of Ernesto de Sousa's "Cartas do Meu Magreb", (ed. Tinta da China) exhibition sheet at Cristina Lamas' "September Days" exhibition in Algiers, 23-25.09.2023, at Les Ateliers Sauvages, under the auspices of the Camões Institute (38 Rue Didouche Mourad - Alger)). Les
"Crocodile Tears - Photography and Criticism in Portugal 1980-2000" by Susana Lourenço Marques was presented in Lisbon, which includes in a previous point (0) a text by Ernesto de Sousa published in the Dictionary of Universal Painting, Vol 1, Lisbon , Estudios Cor, 1962, p.
In the exhibition catalogue, José Luís Porfírio outlines 3 exemplary stories in Portugal in the 1970s: Dulce d'Agro (Galeria Quadrum), Fernando Pernes (Museu Soares dos Reis) and Ernesto de Sousa (Alternativa Zero) -. they are, each in their own way, key players in the change that has taken