The exhibition Leading Landscapes – 2nd act by Jorge Rocha in collaboration with Ricardo Soares and Elena Morán opened last November 12 in the Interpretation Center of Vila do Bispo, in an initiative of RIZOMA LAB and the Municipal Council of Vila do Bispo with the support of 365 ALGARVE program.
The exhibition Leading Landscapes – 2nd act by Jorge Rocha in collaboration with Ricardo Soares and Elena Morán open on next November 12. An initiative of RIZOMA LAB and the Municipal Council of Vila do Bispo, with the support of 365 ALGARVE program.
Conductive Landscapes by Jorge Rocha in collaboration with Ricardo Soares and Elena Morán CECAL – Centro de Experimentação e Criação Artística de Loulé July 8 to September 3 Opens July 8th at 19h Entre 2013 e 2015 o artista Jorge Rocha realizou uma série de acções performativas, Cozinhando na Paisagem em…
In this closing session of Cooking in the Landscape held inside the Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the audience that hit the 92 people, was disposed facing the front door – a generally privileged perspective for who directs religious rituals.
Before it starts cooking, Jorge Rocha and guests Hugo Oliveira and Veralisa Brandão – researchers from Olhão Municipal Museum, took some time to look over the framework landscape of this session – the Ria Formosa, whose beauty lives up to its name.
Last Saturday we were in Crato Municipality to carry out one more session of Cooking in the Landscape, this time in Flor da Rosa Monastery . About 50 people were there and we had as guests Ana Cristina Pais and Teresa Matos Fernandes. As always, our goal were not historical recreation,…
[Not a valid template] The Monte Molião offers a panoramic view to the city of Lagos while reveals what is hidden under the soil after archaeological excavations uncovered remains dated back from the Iron Age to Roman times. It was in this dialogue between traces of a remote past and…
1234789► Salir: from the top of the hill its possible to see the entire landscape around. One can understand with the eyes and there in the place as our ancestors would have thought when they found this strategic place for military defense. And when we say ancestors of course that…
On last Sunday, August 16th the weather waskind of weird- the clouds were gray and the wind was unstable and insistent but not enough to prevent about 150 people of all ages to come together for Cooking on the Landscape in the Paleolithic Rockshelter in Vale de Boi!
Here we are already in preparations for the Paleolithic universe. Do not confuse with the Paleolithic diet and do not expect historical recreation. But surely you will not forget. We keep researching and discovering other products. The obtained data included the Acorn. And thanks to Terrius we got the acorn flour. And…
