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Gustavo Sumpta

An afternoon in the world

© Hiroatsu Suzuki.

© Hiroatsu Suzuki.

CURATOR CUMPLICIDADES FESTIVAL 2020: ANDRÉ GUEDES

In An Afternoon in the World, Culturgest shows the proposals of three artists who recurrently, or strictly, use performance as the artistic support of their body of work.

Gustavo Sumpta’s project, Levantar o mundo (Lift the world), is based on Archimedes’ phrase: “Give me a fulcrum, and I will raise the world” (Archimedes Lever Principle).
Gustavo Sumpta (1970) started as an actor and performer, and has been developing a consistent work on visual arts and sculpture since 1999.

08 MAR 2020
SUN 16:00–18:30

            Garage Culturgest

            Free entry*

            Duration 60 min

            M/6

*Subject to availability. Tickets available on the day from 15:00 at the ticket-office.

This performance is part of An afternoon in the world, a program of Cumplicidades Festival 2020.

Organization

Festival Cumplicidades

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CREATION, INTERPRETATION

Gustavo Sumpta

PRODUCTION

Círculo de Artes Plásticas de Coimbra, Anozero 2017

SUPPORT

Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Artworks

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