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Belas a Rtes Da a Cademia HOJE Belas Artes da Academia HOJE HOJE Belas Artes da Academia | Hoje 2 MINISTÉRIO DA CULTURA HOJE MUSEU DO DINHEIRO 20 de Março a 28 de Abril de 2019 Lisboa Exposição organizada pela | Exhibition organised by ACADEMIA NACIONAL DE BELAS ARTES | NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS Local | Location MUSEU DO DINHEIRO | MONEY MUSEUM Coordenação Geral | General Coordination NATÁLIA CORREIA GUEDES Presidente da Academia Nacional de Belas Artes | President of the National Academy of Fine Arts Comissariado Científico | Scientific Board Académico [Academician] ANTÓNIO JACINTO VIDIGAL Académico [Academician] JOAQUIM LIMA CARVALHO Projecto Museográfico e Coordenação Executiva | Museum Project and Executive Coordination Académico [Academician] VITOR MANAÇAS Design Académico [Academician] JOSÉ BRANDÃO ALEXANDRA VIOLA [ B2 ATELIER DE DESIGN ] Apoio à Produção | Production Assistance MUSEU DO DINHEIRO | MONEY MUSEUM ANBA: TERESA CATARINA FIGUEIREDO, PEDRO GAURIM FERNANDES, ANDREIA CUNHA DA SILVA Montagem e Iluminação | Installation and Lighting MUSEU DO DINHEIRO | MONEY MUSEUM Segurança | Security MUSEU DO DINHEIRO | MONEY MUSEUM Impressão do Catálogo | Catalogue Printing BANCO DE PORTUGAL Tiragem | Print Run 250 ISBN 978-989-678-644-1 DEPÓSITO LEGAL N.º | LEGAL DEPOSIT 452615/19 Índice Abertura .................................................................................................................................................................................. 07 CARLOS DA SILVA COSTA Governador do Banco de Portugal Apresentação ...................................................................................................................................................................... 09 NATÁLIA CORREIA GUEDES Presidente da Academia Nacional de Belas Artes Introdução ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11 CRISTINA AZEVEDO TAVARES Membro da Academia Nacional de Belas Artes [1] [15] Álvaro Siza Vieira .................................... 16 Joaquim Lima Carvalho ....................... 44 [ ] [ ] 2 António Marques Miguel .................... 18 16 João Duarte ................................................ 46 [3] [17] António Pedro Ferreira Marques ... 20 José Brandão .............................................. 48 [ ] [ ] 4 António Quadros Ferreira ................. 22 18 José de Guimarães .................................. 50 [5] [19] António Vidigal........................................ 24 José João de Brito ................................... 52 [ ] [ ] 6 Armando Alves ........................................ 26 20 José Laranjeira Santos ........................... 54 [7] [21] Clara Menéres ........................................... 28 José Quaresma .......................................... 56 [8] Cristina Castel-Branco ......................... 30 [22] Luís Filipe de Abreu .............................. 58 [9] Emília Nadal .............................................. 32 [23] Luísa Ferreira ............................................. 60 [10] Gil Teixeira Lopes .................................. 34 [24] Manuel Cargaleiro ................................... 62 [11] Graça Morais ............................................. 36 [25] Mário Varela Gomes ............................. 64 [12] Guilherme Parente ................................. 38 [26] Matilde Marçal .......................................... 66 [13] Hugo Ferrão .............................................. 40 [27] Sofia Padez .................................................. 68 [14] Isabel Sabino.............................................. 42 Text in English ........................................................................................................................................................................70 Belas Artes da Academia | Hoje 6 Abertura CARLOS DA SILVA COSTA Governador do Banco de Portugal O Banco de Portugal recebe com honra e satisfação a exposição “Belas Artes da Academia: Hoje”, iniciativa que se insere no programa das “Comemo- rações do 180.º Aniversário da Fundação da Academia de Belas Artes”. A exposição reúne no Museu do Dinheiro um conjunto de obras de desenho, pintura, escultura e fotografia de 27 Artistas Académicos contemporâneos, no qual estão representados artistas nacionais de renome que contribuíram com as suas obras para valorizar o acervo desta instituição. É assinalável a relação que une as duas instituições, o Banco de Por- tugal e a Academia Nacional de Belas Artes, ambas fundadas na primeira metade do século XIX por decreto da Rainha D. Maria II. A parceria com a Academia reflete o entendimento estratégico do Banco de Portugal de apoiar a cultura e as instituições que partilham esta vocação, a vontade de estreitar laços com a comunidade mais próxima, e confirma, por outro lado, os resultados do compromisso estabelecido pelo Banco, em 2006, em prol da revitalização da Baixa Pombalina. A expressão artística continua a ser uma linguagem universal e agluti- nadora, capaz de interpelar públicos à partida muito diferentes, despertando- -os para problemáticas comuns, e possibilitando, ao mesmo tempo, leituras e vivências diversificadas que estimulam a reflexão, o diálogo e o enriqueci- mento coletivo. Esta é também a nossa aposta quando promovemos iniciati- 7 vas de cariz cultural ou manifestações criativas que interpelam os públicos e convocam o debate sobre questões prementes da sociedade e da cidadania, que estimulam a participação na cultura, nosso território comum. Termino deixando uma palavra de apreço aos Artistas Académicos que cederam obras recentes e emblemáticas das suas carreiras, à Academia Na- cional de Belas-Artes e à sua Presidente, a Professora Natália Correia Gue- des, que se empenhou e com sabedoria e dedicação reuniu todos os recursos que permitiram a concretização desta exposição. Finalmente, um agradeci- mento à equipa do Museu do Dinheiro, pela organização do projeto e pelo esforço que dedica diariamente, em nome do Banco de Portugal, ao serviço da comunidade. Belas Artes da Academia | Hoje 8 Apresentação NATÁLIA CORREIA GUEDES Presidente da Academia Nacional de Belas Artes Esta Exposição enquadra-se num programa iniciado em 2016, por ocasião das “Comemorações do 180.º Aniversário da Fundação da Academia de Be- las Artes” e que teve como acções de maior visibilidade a edição do Catálo- go da Biblioteca Histórica, a organização das Exposições “Belas Artes da Academia. Uma Colecção Desconhecida” (Palácio Nacional da Ajuda, 2016 e Fundação D. Luis I, Cascais, 2018) e “Sousa Lopes. Um artista na Grande Guerra” (Academia da Marinha, 2018), assim como a realização de três ciclos de Conferências anuais. Foram pequenos passos, mas bem firmes, que reuniram consensos e determinação suficientes para sensibilizar as tutelas e a comunidade em geral, para a necessidade de preservação de um valioso património que se pretende partilhar e enriquecer. Proposta por dois Académicos (Professores Escultor António Vidi- gal e Pintor Joaquim Lima Carvalho), a iniciativa obteve a adesão incon- dicional de 27 Artistas Académicos, em plena actividade criativa. O termo “Hoje” aplica-se à nossa geração e por tal o consideramos expressivo para substituir o sub-título da primeira Exposição. Um dos principais objectivos é dar prova da evidente vitalidade da Academia - é colectiva, na verdadei- ra acepção da palavra e é a primeira, com abrangência de modernidade, realizada nos séculos XX-XXI. É representativa de Artistas de renome que contribuíram com as suas esculturas e pinturas para valorizar Museus, edifícios e espaços públicos de cidades, no pais e no estrangeiro; alguns destes Autores, num gesto de grande mecenato, decidiram manifestar, em 9 vida, a gratidão e ligação afectiva às suas origens familiares, oferecendo va- liosos espólios justificativos da construção de edifícios, Museus ou Centros Culturais, tornando-se factores de desenvolvimento de actividades com- plementares, como assistimos em Bragança, Guimarães e Castelo Branco. Com os constrangimentos de recursos humanos e financeiros da Aca- demia, esta iniciativa teria sido inviável se não tivéssemos reunido a genero- sidade de excepção de várias instituições: do Banco de Portugal e da equipa do Museu do Dinheiro que a acolheu (no lindíssimo espaço, exemplarmente reutilizado, da Igreja de S. Julião) e proporcionou o apoio técnico e de divul- gação; dos Professores e Académicos Victor Manaças que projectou e coor- denou a museografia, José Brandão autor do projecto gráfico do catálogo e demais textos e Cristina Azevedo Tavares que se disponibilizou a analisar obras, textos e imagens e a redigir a Introdução. Estamos afinal perante uma Obra conjunta e simbólica que muito hon- ra a Academia e que se integra, com toda a evidência, no espirito do Decreto fundacional que determina: “Promover a civilização geral dos portugueses, difundindo por todas as classes o gosto do Bello e desenvolver o génio daqueles que se aplicam a tão interessantes estudos.” No ano em que festejamos o bicentenário do nascimento da Rainha Fun- dadora D. Maria II, dedicamos à sua memória “Belas Artes da Academia. Hoje.” Belas Artes da Academia | Hoje 10 Introdução CRISTINA AZEVEDO TAVARES Professora Associada da Faculdade de Belas Artes, Universidade de Lisboa Académica Correspondente da Academia Nacional de Belas Artes O Museu do Dinheiro habita a antiga Igreja de S. Julião que foi reconstruída após o terramoto de 1755. A reconstrução só foi
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