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Aspect of the exhibition “Tilt” by Pedro Cabral Santo. “Horizons – Waltercio Caldas” Curated by Jorge Molder 18 July to 11 January 2009 camjap Museum His exhibition consisted of three sculptures and a video. Four artists were evoked in this group of works – William Turner, Constantin Brancusi, Giuseppe Penone and Gustave Courbet. “Tilt” also consisted of summoning forth the artist’s affective memories, moments that had marked him and the mechanisms of perception. “Drawing a Tension – Works from the Deutsche Bank Collection” Curated by Jürgen Bock 3 June to 7 September 2008 Level 0 of the headquarters of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation In 1979, the Deutsche Bank was one of the first private institutions to make a link between contemporary art and the workplace. Originally focusing on the acquisition of drawing and photography, its art collection has grown over recent years to encompass painting and sculpture. Under the title “Drawing a Tension”, the curator Jürgen Bock brought together a group of important pieces for display at the Temporary Exhibition Gallery of the headquarters of the Gulbenkian Foundation. The juxtaposition of these works sought to create a tension that enriched the possibilities of interpreting each one. For about 40 years, Waltercio Caldas (Rio de Janeiro, 1946) has explored a variety of media: sculpture, drawing, graphic arts, engraving, stage and wardrobe design. Among other pieces, the artist presented several works of a sculptural nature, mostly conceived in order to be displayed in camjap’s largest exhibition area. The huge scale of the project has certainly ensured it major prominence in Caldas’ international career. 080. 080.081 Annual Report 2008
Polar, 2008. A work from the exhibition “Northless”, a project by Susana Anágua. “Northless” A project by Susana Anágua Curated by Leonor Nazaré camjap Temporary Exhibitions Room 18 July to 26 October Ideas such as the loss of spatial references and the effort involved in recovering them were at the origin of the artistic proposal made by Susana Anágua. The exhibition consisted of the presentation of two videos and a large-sized wall piece. “7 Artists in the 10th Month” Curated by Filipa Oliveira Level 01 of the Foundation’s headquarters 2 October 2008 to 11 January 2009 This was the sixth edition of this bi-annual initiative, designed to show the work of emerging artists who are not yet part of the art circuits. The seven artists chosen were André Gonçalves, Eduarda Silva, Joana Bastos, João Ferro Martins, Jorge Maciel, Raquel Feliciano and Sérgio Dias. This represents the quintessential moment for the discovery of new talents. Besides the seven artists, seven critics were also invited to express their thoughts about each work. Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation José de Azeredo Perdigão Modern Art Centre • CAMJAP
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