ETERNO Launches in Lisbon with Vhils' 'Threshold' Exhibition
Summary
ETERNO is the latest digital-first art addition to Lisbon's up-and-coming Marvila district, and to celebrate the gallery is playing host to a new phygital exhibition by the acclaimed Alexandre Farto, better known asVhils.
TitledThreshold,the exhibition marks a new chapter in the Portuguese artist's ongoing 'LAYERS' project. Unfolding across two floors, the exhibition toes the line between destruction and creation, visibility and erasures – just a few of the tensions that undergird the artist's practice. On the upper floor, viewers will encounter a blend of billboard-based works, prints and generative pieces, while video projections downstairs stage a more immersive experience.
In addition to viewing physical artworks,Thresholdoffers the opportunity to digitally collect works through the ETERNO's online platform. Supported byCultural Affairsand VIC Properties, ETERNO was founded in 2021 to explore the evolving relationship between art and technology – from curating exhibitions to hosting NFT drops and immersive experiences.
Thresholdis now on view in Lisbon through August 2. Head to the platform'swebsitefor more information.
Eterno GalleryR. Maria José Nogueira Pinto,1950-322 Lisboa, Portugal
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
2 hours ago
- Yahoo
O Dinis celebrates Portuguese culture with authentic cuisine
EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Natalia Paiva-Neves, the owner of O Dinis in East Providence, appeared as a guest Wednesday on Spotlight New England. The third-generation, family-owned restaurant serves traditional Portuguese cuisine. Paiva-Neves, who emigrated from Portugal at the age of 7, encourages diners to move away from modern American takeout spots and experience an authentic reflection of the Portuguese lifestyle. O Dinis also features Fado, a form of Portuguese singing, and hosts live music on Monday nights. Check out O Dinis's hours, menu, music and more on their website. Reservations can be made by phone. Spotlight New England airs weekdays on the WPRI 12+ TV app and the and apps to get breaking news and weather alerts. Watch or with the new . Follow us on social media: Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Yahoo
Five international debuts to look out for this month
Five international debuts to look out for this month There's plenty of international action on the horizon this week with the Nations League semi-finals and World Cup qualifiers. Several fresh faces have been called up to represent their countries for the first time and we've picked out five potential debutants to keep an eye on. Five international debuts to look out for this month Nick Woltemade (Germany) With Niclas Fullkrug having endured an injury-hit season and Kai Havertz not risked, Germany have opted to call up another big man for their first Nations League finals campaign. Advertisement However, Nick Woltemade is not your usual towering target-man. The 6ft 6in forward combines his tall frame with nimble footwork and ranked in the top four percent of forward across Europe for successful take-ons per 90 last season. The 23-year-old has earned his maiden call-up after a breakout season with Stuttgart, in which he scored 17 goals in all competitions. Woltemade was the leading scorer in the DFB-Pokal as Stuttgart won the German Cup for the first time in 28 years. He arrives in the senior set-up with an impressive goal record at u-21 level. He's netted seven times in 12 appearances for the u-21 side, including a hat-trick against Spain in March. Rodrigo Mora (Portugal) Rodrigo Mora's exciting emergence at Porto has been recognised with a first call-up to the Portuguese national team. Advertisement The 18-year-old built on an impressive 2023/324 that saw him finish as the top scorer in the UEFA Youth League and u-17 European Championship to break into the Porto side last season. Mora scored 10 goals from just 16 starts in the Primeira Liga, adding four assists. The attacking midfielder is regarded as one of Europe's most exciting talents and will hope to debut when Portugal face Germany in the Nations League semi-finals on Wednesday. Mora was not even born when teammate Cristiano Ronaldo made his Portugal bow. Rayan Cherki (France) Didier Deschamps has an embarrassment of riches at his disposal with France, with Rayan Cherki and Desire Doue adding to a selection headache. Advertisement The duo joins the likes of Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele, Michael Olise, Marcus Thuram, Bradley Barcola and Randal Kolo Muani in the most talent-stacked forward line in international football. Cherki's maiden call-up comes after a coming-of-age campaign at Lyon. The 21-year-old debuted for Lyon way back in 2019 but this has been the season he's elevated himself to top-class status. Cherki scored 12 goals and created 19 more in all competitions, leading Ligue 1 and the Europa League for assists. Manchester City fans will be keeping a close eye on his performances, with a move to the Premier League side edging closer. Trevoh Chalobah (England) It's been a whirlwind 12 months for Trevoh Chalobah. Last summer he was deemed surplus to requirements at Chelsea and informed he would not be travelling on the club's pre-season tour. Advertisement A loan move to Crystal Palace followed, only for Chelsea to hastily recall the defender in January after a string of impressive performances. Chalobah ended the 2024/25 campaign clutching a European trophy after Conference League success and has earned a first inclusion with England. Thomas Tuchel knows the player well from his time at Chelsea and could run the rule over Chalobah when the Three Lions take on Andorra and Senegal this month. Franco Mastantuono (Argentina) Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are currently in a transfer tug-of-war for Franco Mastantuono, a player some are projecting will be one of his generation's best number tens. The 17-year-old has been called up by world champions Argentina this month after an eye-catching start to the season at River Plate. Advertisement He's scored seven times in 20 games, including a fabulous free-kick in the Superclasico against Boca Juniors. Mastantuono could become just the fifth player to debut for La Albiceleste before turning 18. Read – Remembering when Eden Hazard ruled the Premier League in 2014/15 See more – Germany vs Portugal: Can Portugal end 25-year winless run? Follow The Football Faithful on Social Media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | TikTok
Yahoo
11 hours ago
- Yahoo
£45m-rated Liverpool star tipped for Klopp REUNION at Red Bull
Diogo Jota could be sold this summer Jota, meanwhile, is out of contract in just two years and there have been no indications that club bosses would be prepared to hand him another one at this stage. The 28-year-old is coming off the back of another injury-hit campaign and is widely seen as expendable should the right bid come in. Advertisement Wolves were reported to want their former forward as a replacement for the Manchester United-bound Matheus Cunha, while the Portuguese also retains interest from Saudi Arabia. © IMAGO - Arne Slot Diogo Jota Liverpool 2024-25 RB Leipzig want Diogo Jota According to the latest report in TBR Football, Jota doesn't see either of those destinations as viable this summer and an alternative exit route has opened up. A move to RB Leipzig would see the £45m-rated forward once again link up with Jurgen Klopp - the Liverpool manager who signed him back in 2020 and who is now Head of Global Football for Red Bull. 'One of the clubs believed to hold an interest in Jota is RB Leipzig, where Klopp would be well placed to advise of his talents,' a report reads. Advertisement The Bundesliga side have been tipped to conduct a clearout of their own - having missed out on European football - with Castello Lukeba, Xavi Simons and Benjamin Sesko tipped for the exit. All three have been linked with Liverpool although the trail has gone cold in recent weeks. Sesko instead appears likely to join Arsenal and it would probably mean Jota replacing the big Slovenian up top. A lot of work needs to be done at Anfield this summer regarding incomings and outgoings - with any fees received for Jota and Nunez set to be reinvested back into the squad.
