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Every other door, with merchants and residents of Baixa
Romal Square
6:30 p.m.
An artistic residency through the streets of downtown Coimbra follows the path of present and past lives, of people and their stories, materializing in objects and texts that constitute small installations to be presented in Largo do Romal, the central location of the research. The free-flowing steps of discovery summon the eye, which roams the streets and lingers on the facades, peering into the houses and shops, questioning the people who live within them. A mix of collecting, discovery, and unraveling the unique world of a neighborhood. "One Door, One Door" with residents and merchants of downtown Coimbra, in a short anthropological treatise on the streets of downtown. At Largo do Romal, starting at 6:30 p.m., admission is free.
Every other door, with merchants and residents of Baixa
Romal Square
6:30 p.m.
An artistic residency through the streets of downtown Coimbra follows the path of present and past lives, of people and their stories, materializing in objects and texts that constitute small installations to be presented in Largo do Romal, the central location of the research. The free-flowing steps of discovery summon the eye, which roams the streets and lingers on the facades, peering into the houses and shops, questioning the people who live within them. A mix of collecting, discovery, and unraveling the unique world of a neighborhood. "One Door, One Door" with residents and merchants of downtown Coimbra, in a short anthropological treatise on the streets of downtown. At Largo do Romal, starting at 6:30 p.m., admission is free.
Every other door, with merchants and residents of Baixa
Romal Square
6:30 p.m.
An artistic residency through the streets of downtown Coimbra follows the path of present and past lives, of people and their stories, materializing in objects and texts that constitute small installations to be presented in Largo do Romal, the central location of the research. The free-flowing steps of discovery summon the eye, which roams the streets and lingers on the facades, peering into the houses and shops, questioning the people who live within them. A mix of collecting, discovery, and unraveling the unique world of a neighborhood. "One Door, One Door" with residents and merchants of downtown Coimbra, in a short anthropological treatise on the streets of downtown. At Largo do Romal, starting at 6:30 p.m., admission is free.
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