About the artist: Visual artist based in Porto, she found through digital illustration and acrylic painting a very personal way to express what inspires her the most: people and their emotions. She has developed her own style, mainly focused on portraits that capture feelings, expressions, and those small gestures that say so much. She works mostly with Procreate for digital pieces, and use acrylics when painting on canvas — letting her emotions guide the brush. About the exhibition: Entrelinhas (Between the Lines) is an exhibition that moves between the physical touch of acrylic paint and the ethereal lightness of digital illustration. Each work displays people, emotions and feelings captured in gestures, looks and empty spaces. An invitation to see, through the visible and invisible lines, the stories that run through us.

Who has never been surprised and delighted when opening a book and coming across something that defies expectations, like a character that seems to leap off the page? Welcome to the world of pop-ups, a technique that uses folds and cutouts to bring simple sheets of paper to life, making them burst into the third dimension. In this workshop, led by illustrator Leonor Hungria, we’ll explore the basic principles of pop-up design, creating three-dimensional objects from simple geometric shapes and templates designed by the illustrator herself, all in a relaxed and creative environment. Join us and make your own paper constructions! About the artist and instructor: Leonor Hungria was born on November 6, 1977. In 2002, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics — Education Track from the Faculty of Arts at the University of Lisbon. She worked for five years as a proofreader, translator, and copywriter for several editorial groups, including Impala, Press People, and Nova Vega. After this professional experience, she decided to follow her childhood dream of becoming a writer and illustrator. She studied Drawing at the National Society of Fine Arts in Lisbon for three years and is currently pursuing a Postgraduate Master’s in Illustration and Animation at the Polytechnic Institute of Cávado and Ave in Barcelos. She has created character designs for the animated short film A Espuma e o Leão by Cláudio Jordão, has short stories published on the Fábrica do Terror website and in Palavrar magazine, and is the creator of the fanzine Train Wreck, A Miscellany, also released in Portuguese as Train Wreck, Uma Miscelânea in an independent edition. Her work fits within the gothic and horror genres, often featuring elements of dark humor and absurdity.

Quiz night with our usual host Nathan Belois. Sponsored by Cerveja Letra for the first 3 places! About the quiz: - it's hosted in english - covers a variety of topics including pop culture, international history, politics, geography, food, music and riddles - each team can have between 2 to 4 people - pens and answer sheets will be provided

"Dissolve" is Camila's first EP and a unification of her artistic practice with her process of reflection, acceptance, and personal progression. Through the imaginative dissolution of events and feelings, she finds shelter, the long-sought comfort she seeks in physical space and ultimately finds in the immensity of being. The contexts intimately present in this project and which sparked this search are no longer the same ones that drive her to continue it, but even so, she writes, sings, and thinks for and in Dissolve. It is her safe space and her first sure step toward what she wants to do, to convey. In "Dissolve," Camila sings, accompanied by Guilherme/Helena Margarida and their guitars, singing of evils to attract good and good things to ward off evil, in an intimate and welcoming environment, so that the audience can join in and dissolve with us from their place.