A great exhibition, brought to you by sleep city, featuring Bráulio Amado, António Correia, Ricardo Martins, Pedro Lourenço e Jucifer.

Today at bacalhoeiro followed by a Asneira e Papaya show. If you´re anywhere around Lisbon, make sure you´ll be there. It´s gonna be fun!

TOMORROW , THE ENCHUFADA POP UP SHOP TAKES PLACE AT FACTO LAB IN SANTA APOLÓNIA. YOU WILL HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR FAVOURITE BAND MERCH AND EVEN ALL OF THE AVAILABLE DISCOGRAPHY FROM THE LABEL ENCHUFADA. FROM 10PM, OCTA PUSH, DIAMOND BASS, J-WOW&KALAF AND PAUS (DJ SET) WILL MAKE YOUR BODY ROCK IN THIS OVERNIGHT SUCCESS. MAKE SURE YOU´LL BE THERE.

Osmar Soares is a brazilian guy from Rio de Janeiro studying his PhD in Poetics (philosophical study of art and literature).  Here in Portugal he is dedicated to the works of two poets, a Brazilian called Cecilia Meireles (1901-1964) and a contemporary Portuguese named Maria Teresa Horta (1931 -).

Q&A after the jump!

Does your hometown has any influence in your style?

My city makes all the difference in my way of being that is somewhat, stripped.  Rio, as we know, is a coastal city with plenty of sunshine and many beaches. People usually wear light and colored clothes. So, usually when I go buy some clothes, I choose bright colors.

What is your all time favorite designer?

Fashion designer? hahaha! don´t understand much of it …

Where do you buy most of your clothes?

I like buying clothes in unpretentious stores,  those where there are clothes that, when we least expect, and find at a good price. In the end, i do not care about brands, prints, etc.. but for quality, and quality does not necessarily means a high price.

If there is any name that you think we should disclose, speak your mind.

I want to disclose the names of two Brazilian designer friends: Lidia Rabello and Bia Viana.

Is your appearance important to you?

Appearance is important when you show what you have inside. When we are happy, our appearance will be good. When sad, bad … That day I think I was happy … hahahaha

Blazer: C&A

Shirt: Borelli

Pants: RS

Sneakers: Lefties

Pedro Matos aka DRONE is an young and entirely self taught portuguese artist. He just hosted his solo exhibition at Montana Shop & Gallery in Lisbon last friday, June the 4th. It will be up until June 30. Along with him and taking good care of our ears were DJ Glue and Voodookid aka Rui Louro .

His figurative painting skills are mixed with urban sensibility and  his work is specialised in lead, ink. Pedro Matos paints images that depict the individuals he believes are under-appreciated in society,  often placing his gritty work on the streets.

Pedro has already exhibited in the internationally renowned Carmichael Gallery in Los Angeles and was recently featured in the Art Stars exhibition.

Once again, the line between street art and fine art is being blurred and Scenario is loving it! More pictures after the jump.

Until today the Berardo Collection Museum presented “Sem rede” (No Network), the first anthology of exposure Joana Vasconcelos, composed of about 40 works. Produced by the Berardo Collection Museum, and commissioned by Miguel Amado, “No Network” brings together a significant number of works, drawing an overview of the work of Joana Vasconcelos. The exhibition focuses on the production of the last 15 years, including not only the major large-scale works carried out in the last decade, but also various works of the 1990s, many unpublished since their original presentation. “No Network” was, therefore, a unique opportunity to discover or rediscover the extraordinary work of Joana Vasconcelos.

For those who made it and for those who didn´t have a chance, you can now have a quick view of some of her work after the jump.

The transposition of the streetart to the art galleries is not a new thing. Keith Haring or Jean-Michel Basquiat, deceased, or the contemporary Barry McGee and Banksy did it. But the phenomenon has been more frequently verified these days.
The show made two years ago by the most influential contemporary art museum in Europe, Tate Modern, for which Os Gemeos (The Twins) have contributed with a giant mural, has helped a number of credible artists.

Yesterday was the premiere of the exhibition Pra quem mora lá, o céu é lá (for those who live there the sky is there), in the Berardo Museum in Lisbon, from the Brazilian duo Os Gemeos (The Twins). This exhibition was a remarkable moment. For the first time a museum in Portugal hosts an exhibition of an artist come from Graffitti. The museum was completely packed with artists and friends among other people who were just curious to see the exhibition.  Joe Berardo even made a special appearance.

Os Gemeos began in the late 80s and now they are wanted by galleries around the world. You may already have passed by some of their creations, on the streets of Berlin, London or New York. They are easy to identify. Usually ethereal scenes with yellow and purple, with innocent eyes, children of flimsy legs and huge heads, inscribed in large murals on vacant buildings. It’s hard not to make such pictorial images. For scale, poetry, and how they interact with its surroundings. They create a mood of romanticism in urban disorder.

In case you don´t know their work check some of the pics we took from the exhibition right after the jump. Enjoy.

Valentim Quaresma is a name to be fixed. He lives and works in Lisbon, studied at Antonio Arroyo and Ar.co at the Department of Jewellery. He works with Ana Salazar since 1989, designing jewelry and fashion accessories for her collections.
In 1994 won the competition of young creators of Europe in the field of fine arts and has worked ever since on side projects with other artists presenting his work in other artistic areas (installation, performance). In 2003 his work was first presented internationally at the Premiere Classe salon in Paris and in 2004 under the invitation of Lux Fragil. In 2005 was jury at the selection board of young creators of Europe in the field of Jewellery.
Since 2006, he presented his collections at events like the showroom ModaLisboa, Circuit Portugal, Bread and Butter Barcelona, 080 Barcelona Fashion.
In 2007 participated in the collectiveof portuguese jewellers in Nuremberg in the gallery LandskronSchneidzik.
In Italy he won one of the major fashion fairs in the world, the international competition ITS # 7 with the “Best collection of the Year” and participated in the event [moment] in Riga in Latvia.
In 2008 he exhibits at the galery Yron in Lisboa at the invitation of the Windows Urbana. In 2009 he was invited to help judge the contest in Trieste ITS # 8 and present his new collection.
At the invitation of ModaLisboa he also presented his work at the commemorative show of the 35 years of Hello Kitty brand, introduced in his new studio located in Lisbon at Spazio Dual its collection PV10 “True Love”.

Scenario wwas present at his most recent exhibition, SPEED, at the Galeria Praça das Flores. It was absolutely wonderful. The pieces presented were beyond our knowledge about jewelry and the model holding one of his pieces was truely interesting to watch. How could she hold herself for so long?!

Well, take a look for yourselves after the jump and let us know what´s on your mind.

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Q&A with  Jillionaire

After the jump!

Can you define your style?
sometimes i consider myself a Mountain Man of sorts – clean. basic. rugged and conventional.

Do you think a lot about what you gonna wear?
nope, more times i just put on whatever’s in front of me or whatever i’m most comfortable in.

According to the sentence ” never judge the book by its cover”, do you think your appearance is faithful to your personality, or not?
i think people will always judge a book by its cover, and first impressions always last, but it’s important to remain open minded and get to know someone before writing them off completely – “remember that one time we saw that guy that looked like a total dickwad but he turned out to be a really cool dude?” Exactly.

Do you think your style influences your job?
I live to see people have fun and enjoy themselves. if i’m on stage MCing or DJing I try to stick to a plain white tee and some comfortable trainers. but that doesn’t mean i couldn’t rock it just as I am in the pic.

Sweater: Express
Belt: Vintage sample
Denim: Gap
Desert Boots: Juno
Tote Bag: PRPS

Scenario loves design and knows the importance of good design, especially nowadays. We are living a cultural revolution, the soldiers are everywhere, we are surrounded by talented people and, unlike before, the battlefield is not just the streets. It is the internet, a gallery, a museum, a studio, the subway, your messy kitchen, wherever. The sky is the limit.

Scenario went for a walk in Principe Real, Lisbon, on a sunny afternoon and found one of the first design stores in the area, Fabrico Infinito. It just amazed us. And we´re not only talking about the wonderful design pieces in the store, it is way more than that. The ability of creating a space that passes on the idea of pureness and exclusivity without being arrogant nor fancy is due to Marcela, the owner, a very nice and interesting lady.

The concept behind the store is the ecological design, which we believe is very important and not overly known and what we actually see in Fabrico Infinito is the ecological matter being translated into very well thought and designed pieces.

At the entrance, in the storefront, they have their manifesto. A very interesting saying that sums up Fabrico Infinito state of mind. It says:

” In Nature nothing is repeated. There aren´t two trees alike. Two birds alike. Two drops of rain alike. Two kisses alike. In Fabrico Infinito also everything is unique and unrepeatable. It won´t come back. Enjoy. And be happy.”
” Na Natureza nada se repete. Não há duas árvores iguais. Dois pássaros iguais. Duas gotas de chuva iguais. Dois beijos iguais. Nesse Fabrico Infinito também tudo é único e irrepetível. Não volta mais. Aproveitem. E sejam felizes.”

Meanwhile, among great design and brilliant people we found more. An awesome Carpacceria where you can have a pleasant gourmet meal and enjoy some delicacies ( We totally recommend their Petit Gateau, it is yummi!) while listening to great music in an exclusive, not pretensious, open area (photos below). Its a very relaxed environment where you can read a book, have a tea with your friends, go to the internet or just lay in one of the chairs and enjoy the sun. What a great surprise.

We were quite curious about the all concept of the space so we asked them some questions, about the name, the atmosphere, the kind of pieces they have, the ecological theme, the ideas behind the concept, the inspiration, etc. and all of our questions were answered brightly. We thought it would be delightful for you readers to enter their world for a bit.

Enjoy and take a look at some pictures of Fabrico Infinito after the jump.

and now, the amazing Carpacceria:

“  What is Fabrico Infinito?
Many people inquired about the origin of our name. It is true that the concept was born as the Infinite Factory. However, as this idea matures and is consolidating its bases, we found limitations in the trademark of our project.
Picasso served as an inspiration, since he thought the point was not to search but to find.

Adapting this idea to our project, the important thing is no longer the factory – even
only in name – but what it manufactured, (this is what the English call the
fabric – fabric.) The industrial revolution began here. The factory – “mill” – just happened to be
a space where they produced (in series).

For common people, the important thing is the flavor of pastel cream (pastel de nata, a portuguese typical pastry) and not the recipe or the
methods of their manufacture.
The Fabrico Infinito was born there.
Prioritize the final product for the pleasure of those who consume it. It is really important and quite relevant.

In Fabrico Infinito things happen. There are creation and manufacture. That is, there is a time when the idea
is embodied in the form. There is thinking, but there is practice.

There’s work to implement what the talent imagined. And there’s sweat, mistakes, disappointments. But
also joy and satisfaction to fulfill a purpose, a call that comes from within.
The satisfaction of a “duty” fulfilled. Forms of dialogue between the manufacturer and the
consumer.

In Fabrico Infinito what sells is not so much the pieces but that gives value to these
pieces. Economically speaking, we sell gains. Added values.
And the greatest value we have to offer is pleasure. The empathy between those who create and who
enjoys. Doesn´t matter if it is a building, a poem, a sculpture, music, a cake or
toy.

The important thing is the smile.

The enjoyment of the receiver is the greatest joy of the creator. There is no exploitation, no exchange. Here
sharing is mutualism: the bigger the smile of those who visit us, the greater is our own.
Since, in our view, there is no greater pleasure than that which is provided by a
discovery.

It is time to move again. Because there is no greater pleasure than to find.
Welcome to our world.”

more info at www.fabricoinfinito.com

Hi!

Thursday night Scenario had a really good time at Montana Shop, in Bairro Alto, Lisbon. As soon as we entered the shop, to check our friend Aka Corleone exhibition, we got  impressed. DJ Glue was in charge of the good music, we met good friends, had a chat while having a drink and it all went very nice and smooth. Those guys really know how to put up an awesome exhibition and entertain people.

Unfortunatly my camera lens stopped focusing while I was taking pictures but well, I think you can have an overall idea by checking them anyways.

The exhibition was a whole lot of fun, we saw many powerful influences in Aka Corleone´s work and the idea of the denial of graffitti coming from a writer was really interesting.

Aka Corleone is a portuguese graphic designer and illustrator and, in this exhibition, he shared his own way to success in 6 steps :

1 . Make your mark on society!

2 . To cross or be crossed…

3 . Once you taste steel you don´t go back.

4 . Be quick or be in jail!

5 . Snitches need stitches!

6 . Become the king and crush toys.

Also…we were totally wowed by his silkscreen artwork, it is just delicious! If you´re around Lisbon these days we recommend you to pass by the shop and get yours before they sell out.

You might also check his website for more information : http://www.akacorleone.com/

Check the pictures after the jump and let us know what is on your mind.