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Dialogue N-S

Associated Authors:

|   Aldo Alcota   |  |   Andreas Treske  |  |   Bertina Lopes  |  |   Bogdan Gulyay  |  |   Claude Yersin  |  |   Dear Anushka  |  |   Ivan Villalobos  |  |   Javier Félix  |  |   Inácio Matsinhe  |  |   Fred Kradolfer  |  |   João Ribeiro   |  |   José Chambel  |  |   Liudvika Koort  |  |   Malangatana Ngwenya  |  |   Márcia Matonse  |  |   Reneé Gagnon  |  |   Sebastião Resende  |  |   Sónia Aniceto  |  |   Tor Seidel  |  |   Valentim Popov  |  |   Alfredo Benavidez Bedoya  |  |   Alberto Cedrón  |  |   Ángel Mateos  |  |   Alberto Chissano  |  |   Ivan da Silva-Bruhns  |  |   José Eduardo Agualusa  |  |   Mariano Cinat  |  |   Miguel Ángel Huerta  |  |   Regina Frank  |  |   Sarbari Roy Chowdhury  |  |   Serhiy Reznichenko  |  |   Subodh Kerkar  |  |   Beezy Bailey  |  |   Vanessa Paz  |  |   Figueiredo Sobral  |  |   Hein Semke  |  |   João Artur da Silva  |  |   Raúl Perez  |  |   Reinata Sadimba  |  |   Teresa Roza d'Oliveira  |  |   Vitor Pi  |  

Dialogue N-S

N-S DialogueThe exhibition brings together a wide range of artists from different geographical locations, creating a dialogue between practices, narratives, and contexts from both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. It proposes a meeting place for histories, territories, and artistic languages, reflecting on how contemporary art crosses geographical, political, and cultural boundaries.

Integrated into the celebration of25 years of Perve GalleryThis exhibition presents itself as a symbolic synthesis of the institution's journey, marked by a continued attention to the dynamics of Global Art and the valorization of artists and narratives frequently underrepresented in mainstream circuits.N-S DialogueThis reflects the discursive coherence that has guided the gallery's program, promoting cross-cutting relationships between different contexts of artistic production.

The exhibition brings together works by artists from countries such asCanada, Ukraine, United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Portugal, Spain, Mozambique, South AfricaAmong other things, this creates a pluralistic panorama where different generations, languages, and aesthetic positions coexist. This collection highlights affinities, tensions, and resonances between artistic practices developed in distinct contexts, emphasizing art as a territory for mediation, dialogue, and the construction of critical thought.

Among the artists present are, among others,Hein Semke, João Artur da Silva, Malangatana, Teresa Roza d’Oliveira, Reinata Sadimba, Inácio Matsinhe, Figueiredo Sobral, Márcia Matonse, Valter Hugo Mãe, Ivan Villalobos, Aldo Alcota, Javier Félix, Sónia Aniceto, Vanessa Paz, Marya Al Qassimi, Liudvika Koort, Andreas Treske, Renée Gagnon, Sebastião Resende, José Chambel, Bogdan GulyayandDear Anushka.

N-S DialogueThus, it proposes an artistic cartography in constant motion, where North and South are not understood as fixed opposites, but as spaces of circulation, contamination and reinvention, affirming art as a privileged place to rethink global relations from multiple perspectives.

Works available in the Collection

N-S Dialogue

From 07/02 to 07/03/2026

Tuesday to Saturday from 2 PM to 8 PM

Perve Gallery

Rua das Escolas Gerais, n.º 17 e 19, Lisboa

 

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