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The conversation about the life and work of Isabel Lhano is part of the parallel program of the Queima do Judas festival, offering a moment of reflection and exploration under the theme “Isabel Lhano: Praise of the Essential.” In an open and approachable format, this dialogue invites the public to gain a deeper understanding of the Vilacondense painter’s journey, the way her chromatic sensitivity and imagination are rooted in local identity, and the significance of her contribution to visual arts and the city’s cultural memory.
Bringing together guests with personal and artistic ties to the artist — including Valter Hugo Mãe, Luís Lhano, and others — the session will feature a sharing of stories, readings, and perspectives that illuminate her work beyond the biographical. Through memories and reflections, the event aims to create a space for listening and participation, connecting the community with Isabel Lhano’s creative universe and reinforcing the bridge between art, place, and community that defines this edition of the festival.
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The conversation about the life and work of Isabel Lhano is part of the parallel program of the Queima do Judas festival, offering a moment of reflection and exploration under the theme “Isabel Lhano: Praise of the Essential.” In an open and approachable format, this dialogue invites the public to gain a deeper understanding of the Vilacondense painter’s journey, the way her chromatic sensitivity and imagination are rooted in local identity, and the significance of her contribution to visual arts and the city’s cultural memory.
Bringing together guests with personal and artistic ties to the artist — including Valter Hugo Mãe, Luís Lhano, and others — the session will feature a sharing of stories, readings, and perspectives that illuminate her work beyond the biographical. Through memories and reflections, the event aims to create a space for listening and participation, connecting the community with Isabel Lhano’s creative universe and reinforcing the bridge between art, place, and community that defines this edition of the festival.
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