Andreas Stöcklein is one of the most important artists currently working with azulejos in Portugal. His first contact with ceramic tile coverings dates back to the 1980s, when he used azulejos in the iconic art installation "Membrane - On the Transparency of the Soil", in the beach of Odeceixe. Since then he has created a vast body of work, almost always in collaboration with Ratton Gallery.

Research Initiation Scholarship (BII) at the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon, financed by national funds from the FCT/MCTES, through the project UIDB/04189/2020 [Reference: ARTIS_114_2023_BII_EstDeLic_Base_Outubro].

Research Scholarship (BI) for a Master?s Studentat the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon, financed by national funds from the FCT/MCTES, through the project UIDB/04189/2020 [Reference: ARTIS_115_2023_BI_EstDeMest_Base_Outubro].

The ARTIS - Art History Institute (FLUL) newsletter (#08/2023 | November) is now available online.

Alexandre Pais is a leading name in the history of Portuguese azulejos, long associated to the National Azulejo Museum, and his multidisciplinary works are an important reference in Portuguese azulejo studies. He has been the director of the National Azulejo Museum since August 1st 2021, and this new role will be the initial focus of AzLab's 88th edition, in podcast version.