Jorge Romão’s Tiled tribute to Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen and his Fairy-tale Arc makes Graça the most interesting street art neighborhoods in Lisbon
“8 Marvila is an intentionally ephemeral, three-year project—a creative ecosystem transforming old wine warehouses using their own recycled rubble before the site makes its final transition into real estate development.” — Idealista News, on The Ephemeral Future of 8 Marvila. […]
“Even Lisbon’s city council is getting in on the act, releasing the former Manutenção Militar factory to serve as a creative hub. As well as acting as an incubator, it will host the administrative offices of Web Summit…” — The […]
“Xabregas stands as Lisbon’s final industrial frontier—a magnificent grid of heavy stone arches and working-class heritage where contemporary art and independent venues are staging a last, brilliant stand against 100% real estate gentrification.” — Urban Dynamics Review, on The Industrial […]
She has been around as long as VHILS, all tourists see her works. Still most of them don’t know her name. Camilla Watson who’s works are only 5 min from the hotel, must be Lisbon’s most popular unknown urban artist.
Next Tings Art Exhibition “ELVIS O Meu Rei do Rock” by Camilla Watson opens on 28 November at Tings Lounge At Tings Lisbon: Reception 6 – 8 pm
True Love? Unknown Pleasure? From Quinta do Mocho in Sacavem. The best street art experience in Lisbon
It’s impossible to visit all Lisbon’ museums and galleries on a single visit if you also want to enjoy all the other things the city offers. You have to prioritize your time. Google’s Art & Culture is the perfect planning tool to plan your visit from home.
Jorge Romão’s Tiled tribute to Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen and his Fairy-tale Arc makes Graça the most interesting street art neighborhoods in Lisbon
