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THU, JUNE 4-SAT, JUNE 6| 10am - 6pm | Floor 1, NFC Art Factory
Book a 15-minute slot to make origami with Bryan Brinkman, chat with the artist, and collect a work from Azulejo Galo - his new generative series inspired by Lisbon's tilework and Portugal's celebrated rooster. Slots available all three days.
FRI, JUNE 5 | 6pm - 9pm | Floor 0, NFC Art Factory
Opening of the group exhibition by ETERNO Gallery. Considering portraiture after the internet, the show takes CryptoPunks as a defining visual language of digital identity.
PIV · Pindar Van Arman · Coldie · Claire Silver · ZafGod · Dark0 · Rainer Hosch · Amber Vittoria · Justin Aversano
Open daily, 9am - 7pm | NFC Art Factory, Unicorn Factory Lisboa
Dmitri Cherniak's giant LED sculpture anchors the outdoor space. Four container galleries line the plaza, alongside an Art on Tezos curation and the McBotto Pop Up shop in the Cookies2 building.
SYSTEMS, presented by Arab Bank Switzerland + ABS Lounge
Solo and group shows by Bryan Brinkman, Cycle Gallery, VEXA by Shils, Maryam Hassani, Alan Bolton, Valerie C. Whitacre (new book), Paradigmstories, Arhr, Degedog, PEPEVAULT, Moon NFT.
The Inksea Art Lounge features rotating curations by winners of their open calls along with 2h takeovers by guest artists throughout the festival, including Laurence Fuller, Coldie, Martin Lukas Ostachowski, Hackatao, Mattia Cuttini, Andrea Chiampo, George Boya, Louis Dazy, Ann Ahoy & Neurocolo along with two curations by Arthemort and Michael Davison from the Hivemind Digital Art Fund.
Large gallery presentations: ETERNO · DANAE · HASH Gallery · Bitcoin Art Society
Moodscape by RNA Studio · Ganchitecture by Spirit Protocol & VTV
XCOPY mural by Masnah · Normies by serc · Giorgio Mussati · Stefclaro
Polygon1993 · dammit.png · Emilie Teillaud · Salvatore Guastella · Tetiana Zheliezna / Patinhas Macias
9:50am-10am: Opening Ceremony: Arab Bank Switzerland, Main Stage
11:50am-12pm: The future of art is digital! by Inksea, Main Stage
1:45pm-2pm: The diversity of digital art ecosystems by Dominique Moulon, Main Stage
2pm-2:45pm: Arab Bank Switzerland open call: collecting, institutions and emerging digital artists, Main Stage
2:40pm-3:20pm: Make NFTs Fun Again with Shills, Coldie, Mrs Richi and Fanny Lakoubay, KAWAII Summit
3:25pm-3:40pm: Surviving The Bear with Bryan Brinkman, Main Stage
3:40pm-3:55pm: After the Algorithm by Jeff Davis, Main Stage
4:15pm-4:30pm: Art at the Intersection: From Latent Space to Physical Sediment with Eko33 and Marlene Corbun, Main Stage
4:40pm-4:50pm: Preservation and Platform Fragility: Why Most NFTs May Not Survive by EDOUARD, KAWAII Stage
9:50am-10:30am: Collecting in uncertain times: what changes, what holds moderated by Pauline Foessel, Main Stage
1:45pm-2:30pm: Performance Operating System: The System is the Work by OPERATOR, Main Stage
2:30pm-2:50pm: Dmitri Cherniak: Ringers then and Ringers now, Main Stage
2:50pm-3:10pm: 100collectors Round table & Stewardship as medium: art beyond ownership, Main Stage
4:50pm-5:30pm: More Than NFTs: Culture That Survives the Internet with Kate Vass, MP9X, Michael Davison, Main Stage
5pm-5:10pm: Preserving Art & Culture on Bitcoin, Main Stage
MAAT | Av. Brasília, Belém, 1300-598 Lisbon
Until August 31st, 2026
Born in Italy in 1942 and based in Brazil since the 1960s, after living and studying in Venezuela. Anna Maria Maiolino presents at MAAT a selection of drawings, photographs, and monumental clay sculptures. Created on site especially for the exhibition, the sculptures transform the Oval Gallery into an immersive sensory landscape shaped by materiality and movement.
CAM Gulbenkian | Rua Marquês de Fronteira 2, 1050-078 Lisboa
Until September 26th, 2026
Rosa Barba’s first large-scale exhibition in Portugal, Drawing Vocabularies explores the intersections of cinema, landscape, memory, and archives through film, sound, and sculptural installations. Conceived as a spatial and sensory experience, the exhibition transforms the Nave space into a layered environment where time, image, and movement overlap. Barba also selected works from the CAM Collection, creating a dialogue around language, writing, and archival processes.
MACAM | R. da Junqueira 66, 1300-343 Lisboa
Until October 26th, 2026
Part of The House of Private Collections programme, this exhibition presents a selection of photography works from the private collection of Américo Marques. Spanning from the late 1950s to today, the exhibition brings together major international artists and reflects the diversity of contemporary photography through different generations, geographies, and artistic approaches.
Fundação Albuquerque | R. António dos Reis 189, 2710-302 Sintra
Until September 26th, 2026
In O Fundo do Mundo (The Bottom of the Earth), Grada Kilomba explores memory, trauma, colonial violence, and climate crisis through installations, sculpture, video, and performance. Imagining the ocean floor as an archive of human history, the exhibition reflects on the traces left by slavery, war, and environmental destruction. Fragile and resistant materials — from glass and fabric to stone and burned wood — become carriers of memory in a poetic and immersive landscape.
Kubikgallery | Calçada Dom Gastão 4 porta 45, 1900-194 Lisboa
Until June 20th, 2026
TUE - SAT 2PM to 7PM
Galeria Francisco Fino | R. Cap. Leitão 76, 1950-052 Lisboa
TUE to FRI 12PM to 7PM / SAT 2PM to 7PM
Until September 30th, 2026
The exhibition presents key works by Alfredo Jaar, focusing on the politics and ethics of images, and the responsibility of seeing in a media-saturated world. Across more than 40 years of practice, Jaar reflects on how images shape our understanding of violence, history, and human suffering, often rejecting spectacle in favour of silence and reflection.
Her Clique | Largo do Contador Mor 4, 1100-261 Lisboa
Only by appointment: hi@herclique.com
Until June 30th, 2026
Her Clique presents a solo exhibition by Portuguese artist Graça Pereira Coutinho, bringing together painting, sculpture, and installation across four decades of practice. Working with sand, ash, and other collected materials, the artist builds layered surfaces that connect memory, body, and environment. Her work reflects on identity as something multiple and shifting, where fragility and strength coexist through material and gesture.
Jahn und Jahn | R. de São Bernardo 15 R/C, 1200-806 Lisboa
WED to SAT 12PM to 7PM
Until August 1st, 2026
3+1 Arte Contemporânea | Largo Hintze Ribeiro 2E F, 1250-122 Lisboa
TUE to FRI 2PM to 7PM / SAT 11AM to 4PM
Until September 12th, 2026
Nuno Sousa Vieira’s practice grows from his studio environment and explores form, space, and layering alongside broader reflections on art history and contemporary culture. In Desisto – o que não vejo imagino, he connects early abstraction with today’s image-saturated reality shaped by AI and misinformation, framing abstraction as a critical and political response. The exhibition positions refusal as an act of resistance, reaffirming painting as a space where imagination operates beyond what is visible.
Galeria Foco | R. Antero de Quental 55A, 1150-041 Lisboa
TUE to FRI 2 to 7PM / SAT 2 to 6PM
Until June 27th, 2026
Foco Gallery presents Todas as coisas que nos fazem, a solo exhibition by Hugo Cantegrel on memory, intimacy, and the idea of novelty.
Through found objects, personal archives, images, video, and glass painting, the works build constellations where private and anonymous histories overlap.
Memory appears as something unstable and constantly rewritten, where intimacy and forgetting coexist.
Galeria 111 | R. Dr. João Soares 5B, 1600-060 Lisboa
TUE to SAT 10AM to 7PM
Until June 12th, 2026
At Galeria 111, Adriana Molder presents RAIOS, a series of large-scale drawings and suspended sculptural canvases that move between drawing and volume.
The works emerge from the tension between light and darkness, where the portrait remains central but expands into new explorations of environment and form. Ink, paper, and organic structures create a charged, atmospheric space shaped by transformation and intensity.
Movart | R. de Santo António à Estrela 74, 1350-184 Lisboa
TUE to FRI 2PM to 6PM
Until July 17th, 2026
Alain Richard’s photographs treat the image as a threshold, where light and framing keep perception suspended rather than fixed.
Kwame Sousa’s works bring a strong bodily presence shaped by lived experience in São Tomé and Príncipe, where visibility is tied to social and historical exposure.
Together, they explore how images hold meaning through tension, between structure, presence, and instability.
