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Alexandre Estrela. Pockets of Silence - Exhibition at Museo Reina ...

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Alexandre Estrela (Lisbon, 1971) uses film and video as the core mediums in his artistic practice.

BlinkX Video: ARFUS GREENWOOD PART I AT TEST ON ART LISBON FEB 29TH 2008

PORTUGAL SQ FOOT FOR NEW PROJECTS, EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS FEB , LISBON MEETING : TOWARD A DEFINITION OF TEST'S PROJECTS [TO OPEN SUMMER 2008] INVITEES TO YouTube

BlinkX Video: JUTTA KOETHER AT TEST'S PRE-OPENING CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER

SUMMER SQ FOOT FOR NEW PROJECTS, EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS FEB , LISBON MEETING : TOWARD A DEFINITION OF TEST'S PROJECTS [TO OPEN SUMMER 2008] INVITEES TO YouTube

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by ppodd The title is the name of an exhibition by Lisbon artist, Alexandre Estrela. He has a piece that's basically the back of a TV, “confronting us with the notion that we inhabit a technological reality.” Sure thing, bro. I like the statue. ...

miguel soares | Lisbon

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Desse grupo faziam parte o Miguel Mendonça (já desaparecido), Tiago Batista, Alexandre Estrela, Nuno Silva, Pedro Cabral Santo, Rui Serra, Rui Toscano e Paulo Mendes.

Lisbon Art Weekend está de regresso para a sua quarta edição

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· Destacam-se a performance de Evy Jokhova, a ter lugar a 12 de novembro pelas 17 horas na 3+1 Arte Contemporânea, a que se juntam visitas guiadas às suas obras, conduzidas por artistas como Alexandre Estrela (dia 12, às 17 horas, na Galeria Bruno Múrias) ou Isabel Cordovil (também a 12, pelas 16 horas, na Uma Lulik__, com a companhia do curador David …

Alexandre Estrela: Pockets of Silence | Apollo Magazine

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Alexandre Estrela (Lisbon, 1971) uses film and video as the core mediums in his artistic practice, which he defines as an approach to “formal ...

Alexandre Estrela – Meio Concreto

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Alexandre Estrela (Lisbon, 1971) has persistently interrogated the potential of the moving image and the devices through which it is captured and presented. By exploiting unexpected associations between image, sound and structure, Estrela transforms visual experience into a physical encounter beset by a dazzling suspension of meaning.