MODALISBOA SINGULAR, in co-organization with the Municipality of Lisbon, presents its free entry program.

Designed to reflect the transversality of Fashion thinking, the open actions of Lisboa Fashion Week cover debate, local and responsible consumption, emerging technologies and innovation in sustainability.

Designed to encourage direct contact between its Designers and the ModaLisboa public, the Lisboa Fashion Week design pop-up store arrives at Locke de Santa Joana from October 2nd to 13th, maintaining its mission of creating opportunities to sell local products, produced in a fairly and responsibly way. More information here.

MODALISBOA SINGULAR‘s FAST TALKS focus on the transversality of technology for the practice of Fashion — a consequence of the same transversality applied to contemporary thinking in society — and the crucial role of Creative Industries in social regeneration, in the redefinition of identity and in the strategic vision of a city. Rui Maria Pêgo will, once more, assume the role of moderator and all information, including speakers and registration form, is at ModaLisboa.pt.

From October 10th to 13th, at MUDE – Museu do Design, beat by be@t — a program designed by BCSD Portugal — returns to Lisboa Fashion Week to present the materialization of its second edition. In the exhibition designed for MODALISBOA SINGULAR, the public will be able to browse four circular and innovative textile projects developed by teams made up of Fashion Designers and small and medium-sized companies. More information about each of the projects, here.

The WORKSTATION NEW MEDIA exhibition, organized by Associação ModaLisboa with the support of the Portuguese Republic — Culture / Direção Geral das Artes and curated by ZABRA, explores the intersections between Digital Art, New Media and Fashion in the National Society of Fine Arts. The curators invite the public “to cross borders where human beings are not the only creators and where forms of life are not limited to the organic. Here, beings born of code inhabit digital universes that float in a new ecosystem, where life manifests not in flesh, but in data.”
In addition to the work of the invited artists, ModaLisboa has already released the selected Open Call projects (which will be in competition for the prize in this second edition), as well as details about the Masterclass and the guided tour in Portuguese Sign Language, here.

The MODAPORTUGAL CIRCULAR by CENIT installation gains new prominence: an artistic and technological object in Praça do Comércio, exposed to all audiences in Lisbon, which will intersperse its programming between the livestreaming of the Pátio da Galé fashion shows and content that reflects the path that the Portuguese Textile and Clothing Industry is doing to become a more circular and sustainable industry. As a complement, there will also be a moment reserved for guests to celebrate the launch of the new MODAPORTUGAL magazine, on Saturday, at 8:30 pm, inside Pátio da Galé. More information here.

The exhibition-concert TODAS AS CARTAS DE AMOR SÃo RIDÍCULAS with artistic direction by João Telmo arises from the idea of selecting key letters between Fernando Pessoa and Ophélia Queiroz, and proceeding with the composition of original songs and respective visual album: 10 tracks, by Ella Nor and Mogno, and 10 photographs by Telmo Pereira starring names like Inês Castel-Branco, Laura Dutra, Rueffa or Vicente Gil. More information here.

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