Agenda Municipal / Exhibitions Literary Tower
Perm Exp
Cupertino de Miranda Foundation Programme
Cupertino de Miranda Foundation | 10h00
Entry: 5 euros | www.cupertino.pt | museu@fcm.org.pt | Monday to Friday: 10h00 - 12h30 and 14h00 - 18h00; Saturdays and Bank Holidays: 14h00 - 18h00. Closed on Sundays, August Weekends and Holidays (January 1st, Good Friday; May 1st; Corpus Christi; August 15th; November 1st: December 8th, 24th and 25th
The exhibition title "Praise and Simplification of Portuguese Literature" is a decal of the title of a poem by the Portuguese surrealist poet Mário Cesariny, whose documental and artistic collection is in the possession of the Cupertino de Miranda Foundation. The poem is entitled "Praise and Simplification of Álvaro de Campos" in which Mário Cesariny theorises his relationship with Fernando Pessoa.
This space is dedicated to Portuguese literature and extends over 4 floors and 14 rooms, starting in the 20th century and going back to the 15th century trying to establish connections between each of the spaces, which thus present themselves from the present to the past.
It is a dynamic space, with a connection between various arts - film, music, literature. A unique space in Portugal, dedicated to great names in Portuguese literature.
Cupertino de Miranda Foundation | 10h00
Entry: 5 euros | www.cupertino.pt | museu@fcm.org.pt | Monday to Friday: 10h00 - 12h30 and 14h00 - 18h00; Saturdays and Bank Holidays: 14h00 - 18h00. Closed on Sundays, August Weekends and Holidays (January 1st, Good Friday; May 1st; Corpus Christi; August 15th; November 1st: December 8th, 24th and 25th
The exhibition title "Praise and Simplification of Portuguese Literature" is a decal of the title of a poem by the Portuguese surrealist poet Mário Cesariny, whose documental and artistic collection is in the possession of the Cupertino de Miranda Foundation. The poem is entitled "Praise and Simplification of Álvaro de Campos" in which Mário Cesariny theorises his relationship with Fernando Pessoa.
This space is dedicated to Portuguese literature and extends over 4 floors and 14 rooms, starting in the 20th century and going back to the 15th century trying to establish connections between each of the spaces, which thus present themselves from the present to the past.
It is a dynamic space, with a connection between various arts - film, music, literature. A unique space in Portugal, dedicated to great names in Portuguese literature.
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