Guided tours Turn around. A look at the EDP Foundation Art Collection

As part of the exhibition Turn around. A look at the EDP Foundation Art Collection, MAAT is offering two guided tours led by João Pinharanda and Margarida Chantre. 

Tour with the curator João Pinharanda

Dates: 21/02/2026

Schedule: 17.00-18.00

Language: Portuguese

Capacity: max. 28 people

Meeting point: MAAT Central

During this visit, João Pinharanda, one of the exhibition curators and the director of MAAT, invites the public to discover part of the EDP Foundation Collection, currently one of the most extensive and diverse institutional collections of contemporary art in Portugal.  Turn around. A look at the EDP Foundation Art Collection, takes place in two stages throughout the year, constituting one of the most extensive public presentations of the EDP Foundation Art Collection to date, featuring around 100 works.

The first part features works by Luísa Cunha (whose title inspired the name of the exhibition), Gabriel Abrantes, Ana Jotta, Joana Vasconcelos, José Pedro Croft, João Pedro Vale + Nuno Alexandre Ferreira, and João Paulo Feliciano, among others. 

Tour with the curator Margarida Chantre

Dates: 17/05/2026

Schedule: 11.00-12.00

Language: Portuguese

Capacity: max. 28 people

Meeting point: MAAT Central

During this tour, Margarida Almeida Chantre, one of the exhibition curators, invites the public to discover this presentation of the EDP Foundation Art Collection, today one of the most extensive and diverse institutional collections of contemporary art in Portugal. 

Once the second part of this exhibition has opened, it will be complete and will feature works by Joana Vasconcelos, Luísa Cunha, Ana Jotta, Rodrigo Oliveira, Gabriel Abrantes, Jorge Molder, Fernanda Fragateiro, Paulo Nozolino, Francisco Tropa, among others. 

Price: Museum admission ticket | Free for MAAT Friends

• Access is subject to capacity, so those who wish to attend must collect a wristband from the museum’s ticket office.
• Wristbands can be collected 1.30 hours before the event.
• MAAT Friends benefit from free entry to the museum, but must also collect a wristband.