As part of UNESCO’s World Heritage classification of the Côa Rock Art and Alto Douro Wine Region, the Côa Park Foundation and the Douro Museum present the exhibition “CÔA DOURO: for a future memory”. This exhibition results from the collaboration between the Côa Park Foundation and the Douro Museum in a photographic collection project that focuses...
The exhibition Contra-parede (Against the wall) is a dialogue between the work of artists Ana Vidigal, Nuno Nunes-Ferreira and Pedro Gomes. Taking as its starting point a rumination on the significance of the wall itself — spanning prehistoric caves, the building façades of ancient civilisations, Christian churches since the Middle Ages, medieval frescos, Renaissance trompe...
The exhibition João Cutileiro: recent engravings and other risks, the sculptor’s latest project and, formally, the first developed by the João Cutileiro Art Centre, an entity created to promote the safeguarding and dissemination of the artistic legacy of this extraordinary artist, opens on 18 April, at 15h00, at the Côa Museum. Planned to open in...
The Côa Parque Foundation is pleased to invite you to visit the exhibition entitled "Manuel Botelho: White Lead" by the curatorship of Filipa Oliveira, which will be on display in the temporary exhibition rooms of the Côa Museum from 21 November to 14 March 2021.
The Côa Valley and Siega Verde are the largest open-air Palaeolithic art gallery, classified since 1998 and 2010 as World Heritage by UNESCO. The Côa Parque Foundation and the Junta de Castilla y León, present the exhibition “Stones with Memory” which aims to make these two important sites known, as well as the Palaeolithic occupation...
Based on the oldest demarcated wine region in the world – the Douro and winner of two heritages of humanity granted by UNESCO is world renowned both for its vineyard landscape and for the archaeological heritage of the Côa Valley. Here is the largest sanctuary of Paleolithic engraving of the world, but the Douro is...
António Faria at the Côa Museum, a partnership with the National Museum of Contemporary Art.
The “cause” for this current exhibition, “The Douro before you”, is the urge for a hymn, an homage to the Douro people, its places of recollection, the childhood years of the Artist himself - Sobral Centeno.
After being shown at the Côa Museum in 2019, the Tribute to the Côa Valley Rock Art now visits Lisbon.
At the Paço Gallery of the University of Minho until April 20
