Black Ancient Futures brings together a significant group of 11 artists from the African diaspora who employ different languages to propose a wide range of alternative narratives and landscapes that contest the dominant panorama of the contemporary arts.

All the World’s a Stage is the most ambitious and comprehensive exhibition of the work of William Klein (1926-2022), recognised as one of the most influential photographers of the second half of the 20th century, on the European continent since his death. 

Daniel Blaufuks developed a visual-textual diary in which he comments on current events and his life since 2018. At MAAT, he presents the days are numbered, showing more than 450 works including photographs, collages, and clippings with personal notes, referencing brief stories, quotes and comments.

Ernesto Neto, one of Brazil's most international and well-known artists, presents an immersive installation that evokes the crossing of cultures between different continents.

Since the beginning of her creative career, Catarina Dias has developed an oeuvre centred on the practice of drawing and its plastic and conceptual derivations, often in combination with photography and sculpture.

Energy. Perpetual motion challenges the public to discover the unexpected beauty in archaeology and engineering. The exhibition establishes a dialogue between objects belonging to the collection of the National Archaeological Museum (MNA) and the EDP Foundation Energy Heritage Collection.