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Artistic project: M\u00f3nica de Miranda<\/strong> lives and works in Lisbon and London. She\u00a0 is a visual artist\u00a0 and a performer. Her artistic background includes several public art projects and artistic residencies\u00a0 in\u00a0 galleries and public institutions both nationally and internationally.
\nAmong her more recent solo exhibitions , the most noteworthy are: Touring exhibition New Geographies (198 Gallery, London, 2007; Plataforma Rev\u00f3lver, Lisbon, 2008 ; Image IC, Amesterdam, 2008 ), In Between Lines (Artery Space, London, 2004) and Routes (The Red Gate Gallery, London, 2003). Her work has also been presented\u00a0 in\u00a0 various collective shows , such as: Mundos Locais (Allgarve, Lagos 2008), London Caravan,( Iniva ,London 2008), Estado do mundo (F.C.Gulbenkian, Lisbon, 2007), United Nations (Singapore Fringe Festival, 2007), European\u2019s Workers Union (Bienais de Liverpool and\u00a0 London, 2006), We are the revolution (Elastic Gallery\/Whitechapell, London, 2004), In Search of Identity – New Visions (Doncaster Museum, Doncaster, UK, 2004), Changing Channels (The Backfabrik, Berlin, 2003) e Memories (Victoria & Albert Museum, London, 2002). She has also participated in several artistic residencies, namely,\u00a0 Muyehlekete\/Triangle Arts (MUSART, Maputo, Mo\u00e7ambique, 2008), O Guru, o Turista e a Globaliza\u00e7\u00e3o (Funda\u00e7\u00e3o Oriente\/Tamil Nadu, \u00cdndia, 2007).\u00a0 Among other projects and workshop developed in colaboration the most significant to mention are: Art of Travel (Tate Britain, London, 2008), Verbal Eyes – Trienal of Tate Britain (London 2009)<\/p>\n

Curator: Paul Goodwin<\/strong> is an urbanist, curator and researcher. He is director of the Re-Visioning Black Urbanism project, based at the Centre for Urban and Community Research, Goldsmiths, University of London. The project explores new modes of inhabiting, imagining and making cities from progressive black and culturally diverse perspectives by organising exhibitions, film screenings, lectures, seminars and publications. Paul is also a creative consultant for the inIVA (Institute for International Visual Arts) Mapping Project and a member of the Franco-British Council for whom he co-organised (with Bonnie Greer) an international symposium on the “Challenges of Cultural Diversity in the UK and France” in November, 2006. In January 2008 Paul was appointed as Curator: Cross Cultural at Tate Britain in London.<\/p>\n

Cinema curator: L\u00facia Marques<\/strong> is a contemporary art independent curator. Born in Lisbon (1974), where she lives and works, she graduated in Art History and is presently finishing her MA on Curatorial Studies at the Faculty of Visual Arts (University of Lisboa\/Gulbenkian Foundation) about the impact of migratory flows on visual arts. She has regularly published her texts in newspapers, magazines and catalogues, and, in 2001-2006, was part of the team of the Institute of Arts of the Portuguese Ministry of Culture. She was the curator of the visual arts programme in Brussels for the Portuguese Presidency of the EU (July-December 2007). She was also the curator of the following projects:\u00a0 \u201cAna Vidigal: Dez Anos de Trabalhos Paralelos\u201d (Centro Cultural de Lagos, 2005), \u201cXana: Arte Opaca e outros Fantasmas\u201d (co-curator: Alexandre Pomar, Culturgest, Lisbon, 2005), \u201cOutras Zonas de Contacto\u201d (co-curator: Victor Pires Vieira, Funda\u00e7\u00e3o Carmona e Costa + Museu da Cidade, Lisbon, 2007), \u201cNew Geographies, Lisbon. M\u00f3nica de Miranda\u201d (Plataforma Rev\u00f3lver, Lisbon, 2008; in partnership with 198 Gallery of Londen and with the Imagine IC of Amsterdam), \u201cLocal Worlds: spaces visibilities and transcultural flows\u201d (co-curator: Paula Roush, Centro Cultural de Lagos\/Forte Pau da Bandeira, Lagos, 2008) and \u201cDesloca\u00e7\u00f5es, 4 perspectivas portuguesas contempor\u00e2neas: Andr\u00e9 Cepeda, Edgar Martins, Jos\u00e9 Carlos Teixeira, Tatiana Macedo\u201d (CESE, Brussels, 2007; roaming in 2008-2009 in the cultural centres of the IC: S. Tom\u00e9\/S. Tom\u00e9 e Pr\u00edncipe, Maputo\/Mozambique, Bras\u00edlia\/Brazil, Luanda\/Angola, Praia\/Cap Verd).<\/p>\n

Production: Jorge Rocha<\/strong> is an artist and independent producer.\u00a0He have the Fine Arts degree in the EsadCr (Arts and Design University of Caldas da Rainha). He produced the exhibitions of the Cultural Center of Lagos between 2005 and 2008, where he also gained experience as Graphic Designer and museographist, and directed the production of several big projects, as the \u2018Laccobriga: the Roman occupation in the Lagos Bay\u2019 in 2006 or more recently the \u2018Local Worlds: spaces, visibilitys and transcultural flows\u2019 within the Allgarve08. Regularly develops artistic activity, standing out the Administrative Procedure Performance in LAC which was established in Lagos and presented in contemporary expoarte of Mozambique and the International Film Festival of Portuguese Speaking Countries held in Joao Pessoa Brazil in 2007. It is also the co-author of the \u201cQuartas de Cinema (Wednesdays of Cinema)\u201d that between 2003 and 2008 created a assiduous public of cinema in Lagos.