Get to know the exhibition "The Purple and the Ashes" without leaving your home
The Cultura@Católica Program has launched a video presenting the exhibition "The Purple and the Ashes", shown at the Amélia de Mello Foundation Gallery, at the Palma de Cima campus, in Lisbon.
In times of social confinement, the video guides the visitor through the exhibition, revealing all its works and proposing a reflection about its meaning.
Curated by João Norton, "O Roxo e as Cinzas" explores the field of sensations and meanings opened up by works of art marked by the colour purple and the matter of ashes. The exhibition opened in February, but can now be (re)visited through this short video - "The Purple and the Ashes" Exhibition
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