Edgar Massul lives and works in Lisbon and Porto, Portugal. He studied at Escola António Arroio / atelier livre, with Pedro Morais; at S.N.B.A. with João Vieira; at Ar.Co with Graça Costa Cabral, Sérgio Taborda, Francisco Rocha, Rui Sanches, Rolney Barreto and Ângela Ferreira. Edgar Massul art production embraces a wide variety of disciplines, incorporating painting, drawing, sculpture, objects, photography, video, installations, and site-specific projects. His work dialogues with the history of art and the ancestral nature - between the impermanence of organic matter and the permanence of the memory of things. He collaborated with José Nuno da Câmara Pereira and with the Universidade do Algarve / CIAC / Visual Arts where he participated in projects with Pedro Cabral Santo, Mirian Tavares, Tiago Batista and Xana. He was a collaborator with Pedro Cabrita Reis on several projects. He has held solo exhibitions since 1986. Recently, his work has been exhibited in several spaces, of which the following stand out: Mercado p’la Arte, Lisboa; Appleton Square, Lisboa; Arte em São Bento 2020, Lisboa; Galeria Diferença, Lisboa; Wadden Tide, Dinamarca; Parque da Devesa, Vila Nova de Famalicão; 289, Faro; Electricidade Estética, Caldas da Rainha; British Bar, Lisboa; Casa da Cerca, Almada; Armazém 22, Vila Nova de Gaia; D. Luís / Fundação Pisão, Cascais; Anozero Bienal de Coimbra; Galeria Giefarte / Fundação Carmona e Costa, Lisboa; Galeria Trem, Faro; Whitechapel Gallery, London. More info: https://www.edgarmassularchive.org/
Angelo Gonçalves has always had a strong relation with drawing and painting. But other materials fulfill his life: clay, earth, sand, the remains and debris around him. Material leftovers, etc…
With a graduation in Visual Art (Algarve University, 2012), Ângelo Gonçalves attended the post-graduation in Visual and Performative Arts at the same university.
He has participated in community work – with collectives, associations, movements, groups – through several exhibitions, as well as political-artistic action projects. Along that, Ângelo Gonçalves exhibited both in solo shows or along people who inspire him.
He has recently worked on temporary lodging, homes, and shelters, and his work features in the Pedro Cabrita Reis, collection purchased by the EDP/MAAT Foundation in Lisbon and by the International Arts Center José de Guimarães in Guimarães. More info: https://angelo.art.blog/