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MONO Lisboa mono is an artist-run-space launched in october 2019. it includes an exhibition space, studio spaces

some shots from Pata na Poça, with works from Mariana Lourenço, Inês Oliveira, Micaela Duarte, Bernardo Infante, Fernand...
20/10/2026

some shots from Pata na Poça, with works from Mariana Lourenço, Inês Oliveira, Micaela Duarte, Bernardo Infante, Fernando Pimenta, Margarida Leal, Richad Selemane, Maria Peixoto Martins, Axelle Camille, Amanda Triano and Bruno Mesquita

September, 2026

we’re inviting artists and small studios to join our christmas market at Mono on 12 & 13 December 2026!:)apply through t...
15/10/2026

we’re inviting artists and small studios to join our christmas market at Mono on 12 & 13 December 2026!:)

apply through the link in the bio!

( deadline on 15 of November )

we’re inviting artists and small studios to join our christmas market at Mono on 12 & 13 December 2026!:)apply through t...
15/10/2026

we’re inviting artists and small studios to join our christmas market at Mono on 12 & 13 December 2026!:)

apply through the link in the bio!

( deadline on 15 of November )

A mono e a EXL galeria estão feliz de apresentar Bruma sobre o mar, trama sobre a pele, uma exposição de Mariana Perissi...
24/09/2026

A mono e a EXL galeria estão feliz de apresentar Bruma sobre o mar, trama sobre a pele, uma exposição de Mariana Perissinotto e Naomi Shida com curadoria de Leonardo Augusto.

inauguração na sexta-feira 2 de outubro, 18:00-22:00
As obras de Mariana Perissinotto e Naomi Shida reunidas nesta exposição são aproximadas por um campo comum de investigação: o corpo feminino como superfície atravessada pela memória e submetida a processos contínuos de transformação. Nas duas produções, a figura humana deixa de ocupar uma posição estável. Encontra-se diante da paisagem, imersa na água, fragmentada pela lembrança, recoberta por outros organismos ou reconstruída por meio de tecidos, linhas, anzóis e camadas de tinta. O que permanece de um corpo depois de uma experiência de ruptura? De que maneira a matéria pode registrar aquilo que desapareceu? Como representar mudanças que atingem a pele, a percepção de si e os lugares ocupados socialmente?

we’re happy to welcome the new two autumn residents at Mono! Jean-Baptiste Lagadec (b. 1992) lives and works in ParisJea...
21/09/2026

we’re happy to welcome the new two autumn residents at Mono!

Jean-Baptiste Lagadec (b. 1992) lives and works in Paris
Jean-Baptiste engages with the tableau through various dispositifs in an eclectic inquiry aimed at redefining the surface. Unified and smooth, fractured and reassembled, he constructs the tableau strategically in order to extract its diverse narrative potentials.

Fabio Dartizio (b. 1989, Vaprio d’Adda, Italy) is a London-based artist working across sculpture, installation, drawing and archival research. His practice explores how intimate histories can be translated into material forms that move beyond confession and engage wider questions of vulnerability, protection and power. His work has been presented internationally, including at Today Art Museum, Beijing; Museo Francesco Messina, Milan; and Centre de la Gravure, Belgium. He holds an MA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins and has received the Lumen Prize for Art and Technology and the Mona Hatoum Bursary.

Mono is happy to invite you to the first edition of Pata na Poça, presenting the works of Mariana Lourenço, Inês Oliveir...
04/09/2026

Mono is happy to invite you to the first edition of Pata na Poça, presenting the works of Mariana Lourenço, Inês Oliveira, Micaela Duarte, Bernardo Infante, Fernando Pimenta, Margarida Leal, Richad Selemane, Maria Peixoto Martins, Axelle Camille, Amanda Triano, Bruno Mesquita

Opening on Friday, 11th of September, 6pm to 10pm

Pata na Poça is the first edition of an exhibition bringing together the works of eleven selected young artists. The project places different practices, languages and sensibilities in dialogue, allowing the works to create, without a predetermined narrative, different possibilities for interpretation.
The artists share a particular attention to conditions of transition: from presence to absence, from memory to transformation, from the individual to the other. Rather than a common theme, these are tensions that recur through bodies, images, words and materials.

One of the threads running through the project is translation: moving something from one form to another, from one language to another, while accepting that something may shift, disappear or remain irreducible. Communication makes encounter possible, yet also brings misunderstanding; an image can preserve a presence while simultaneously proclaiming its absence.

It is within this distance that vulnerability emerges. To be vulnerable is to be afflicted by a vulnus, a wound that unsettles the notion of a strong, autonomous and sovereign subject. It is a condition we cannot escape, exposing the limits of the self and its relation to what lies beyond it.

Pata na Poça does not aim to construct a single narrative, but to bring together works that remain autonomous, allowing connections and resonances to emerge between them.

text by Chiara Bello

We’re happy to announce the selected artist for the first edition of Pata na Poça.The exhibition will be on view from th...
31/07/2026

We’re happy to announce the selected artist for the first edition of Pata na Poça.

The exhibition will be on view from the 11th of September to the 26th of September.

A huge thank you to everyone who submitted an application. We are grateful for your interest in being part of this first edition.

some photos from out last exhibiton ‘There is Always a Trace’ from  and Cooper .July 2026photo by .duarte.fig
21/07/2026

some photos from out last exhibiton ‘There is Always a Trace’ from and Cooper .

July 2026

photo by .duarte.fig

There Is Always a Tracea duo exhibition by Lily Cooper and Maryam Ghasemi10.07.2026 - 12.07.2026Opening Friday 10th of J...
07/07/2026

There Is Always a Trace
a duo exhibition by Lily Cooper and Maryam Ghasemi

10.07.2026 - 12.07.2026
Opening Friday 10th of July, 6pm-10pm

Before we pause for the summer, we invite you to join us for our final exhibition of the season, presenting the work of our two summer residents, Lily Cooper and Maryam Ghasemi.

There Is Always a Trace brings together two distinct artistic practices that reflect on memory, presence, and the marks left behind the movement, places and experiences.

We are happy to welcome Maryam Ghasemi  and Lily Cooper Cooper as our Summer Residency artists.Maryam Ghasemi is an Iran...
22/06/2026

We are happy to welcome Maryam Ghasemi and Lily Cooper Cooper as our Summer Residency artists.
Maryam Ghasemi is an Iranian artist based in Switzerland whose multidisciplinary practice explores resistance, solidarity, femininity, migration and embodiment. Drawing on the illustrated manuscript traditions of the SWANA region, the lyricism of Persian idiom and proverb and the language of protest, her work bridges historical and contemporary narratives, weaving together the personal and the collective.
Lily Cooper is a visual artist living and working in Chicago. Primarily working in oil painting, their practice investigates the intimacy of domestic spaces and the ways they anchor us amid the constant movement and transformation of everyday life.

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Rua Feio Terenas, 31A
Lisbon
1170-176

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