Gathering bold and contrasting perspectives brings knowledge closer together, from the scale of the home to the city, from territory to planet. We cherish the multidisciplinary dialogue we foster at the Triennale's Cultural Centre, visit Lisbon's metamorphosis, and embrace everywhere to inspire perspectives on the world and the landscapes we share. |
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Far Reaching Hands Tactile tour Feel volcanic craters, listen to rough landscapes, or touch ancient roots with your fingertips: join our sensory visit in partnership with Locus Acesso. Saturday, 16 March, come explore water territories with a detailed description accompanied by tactile materials. If you know someone who might be interested in the visit, spread the word! Learn more | |
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Futuri Fertili? Fruchtbare Zukünfte? Guided tours Want to discover Portugal from end to end without even leaving our palace? Broaden your knowledge with case studies dealing with global issues from the loss of ancestral techniques to the agrobusiness soil exploitation, the mining industry's impact or vast electroproduction systems. Book a group tour with friends, co-workers or students to the Fertile Futures universe in English, Italian or German at: visitas@trienaldelisboa.com Check-in | |
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Your year in cultural volunteering Open House During this weekend, engineering rhymes with history and design combines with sociology. All are welcome in this team. In addition to gaining mad skills, volunteers can join exclusive pre-visits to spaces in their geographical area and apply for exchanges with twelve other festivals in Europe. Sign up today! Sign up | |
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How Messy is a Kick-off? Triennale 2025 Think of cities as black holes: "The mass and energy consumption of cities are so great that the Earth System has all of these holes being punched into it." This provocation by palaeontologist Mark Williams marked the seventh edition's research encounter in Venice. Lisbon is the upcoming meeting point for the second Messy Studio in April. Follow the ongoing discussion. Watch | |
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