Webinar (public event) | 25 de Março, 6.00pm (India time) / 12.30h (Portugal time)

 

 

Conferencistas: 

 

Dr. Vishvesh Kandolkar - "Looking beyond the surface: The visual history of the Basilica of Bom Jesus"

 

Dr. Joaquim Rodrigues dos Santos - "Architecture as propaganda: The restoration of the Basilica of Bom Jesus in the late-Portuguese period"

 

Dr. José Delgado Rodrigues - "What to expect from stones exposed to harsh environmental conditions?"

 

Dr. Fleur D'Souza - "How did a 440 year-old parish church, just outside the city limitsof the Mumbai Municipal corporation, get a new lease of life?"

 

Chair and final Notes by Prof. Edgar Ribeiro

 

O webinar está aberto ao público através do link: https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/86927517023

Conversations on the Technical History of Art in the late afternoon in Spring-Summer time.

Do you want to know more about Technical History of Art?

 

Accept this challenge and join a group of experts on Wednesdays and Fridays between 6 pm and 7.30 pm from March 17th to July 30th.

This week the conversation is about art treaties.
 

Apply by March 16th here: https://htarte.wordpress.com/2021/03/12/tecnica-da-arte/

 

 

 

 

 

Caderno de programação e resumos 2021  

 

Next AzLab will be focused on Coimbra's azulejo production and its unique features! Diana Gonçalves dos Santos, a researcher who has dedicated her studies to this center, will present an overview highlighting the coherence of its evolution, due to the continual exchanges between the participants in the production process, fostered by marital and blood ties throughout the 18th century.

 

We'll be waiting for you!

 

Registration via Google forms or by e-mail (redeazulejo@letras.ulisboa.pt).

Once the session is scheduled, each participant will receive the link and a password.

Islamic Geometric Motifs in Portuguese Tiles
 

AzLab continues to travel without leaving home! Next stop: Milan!

 

Aydan Aghabayli, from Azerbaijan, explores the use of Islamic geometric motifs in Portuguese tiles. This subject was part of her Master's thesis, entitled "A Parametric Envision of Portuguese and Azerbaijan Islamic Geometric Patterns". Currently enrolled in a second Master's programme, on Building Information Modelling (BIM), Aydan Aghabayli continues to explore the relationship between architectural heritage and computation. What new perspectives will he bring to tile studies? Curious? Then be sure to attend!

 

Registration via Google forms or by e-mail (redeazulejo@letras.ulisboa.pt).

Once the session is scheduled, each participant will receive the link and a password.