# Visual art exhibitions in Mozambique, Portugal, and Brazil > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/visual-art-exhibitions-in-mozambique-portugal-and-brazil > Updated: 2026-10-19T14:56:15.000Z. Sources: 7. Developments: 2. Various visual art exhibitions have opened across Mozambique, Portugal, and Brazil, featuring diverse media and thematic focuses. In Mozambique, Patrícia Costa inaugurated ‘O Sol da Meia-Noite’ in Maputo, using documentary photography and collage to address social inequalities. In Portugal, Ian Cheibub presented ‘Alumbre na Macaia’ in Lisbon, exploring Umbanda traditions through photographic negatives. Additionally, Albenise Vasconcelos held an educational session for her pointillism drawing collection, ‘(Im)permanências’, in João Pessoa, Brazil. Subsequent openings in Brazil and Portugal continued to explore themes of nature and memory. In Cravinhos, Brazil, Vitória Barros presented ‘Labirintos da Fauna’, an oil painting exhibition examining instinct and metamorphosis. In Vimioso, Portugal, the ‘Linha de Terra’ exhibition showcased paintings, sculptures, and installations centered on the rugged landscape and collective memories of the border region. ## Timeline ### 2026-10-19: Art exhibitions open in Brazil and Portugal New art exhibitions in Brazil and Portugal explore nature and territory, including Vitória Barros’s “Labirintos da Fauna” and the “Linha de Terra” collection in Vimioso. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/art-exhibitions-open-in-brazil-and-portugal-1 ### 2026-10-18: Visual artists launch new exhibitions in Mozambique, Portugal, and Brazil Visual artists Patrícia Costa, Ian Cheibub, and Albenise Vasconcelos are debuting new exhibitions in Maputo, Lisbon, and João Pessoa, exploring themes of resilience, tradition, and human transformation. 4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/visual-artists-launch-new-exhibitions-in-mozambique-portugal-and-brazil --- Cite as: Visual art exhibitions in Mozambique, Portugal, and Brazil. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/visual-art-exhibitions-in-mozambique-portugal-and-brazil