Farmville for Real

“Bairro Criativo” (Creative Quarter) launched in Porto, Portugal on 24 May, by the agency ADDICT
Open call to invite anyone in the city – designers, homemakers, business people, kids with crayons – anyone – to think of one thing they’d like to do to temporarily improve people’s daily lives in Porto. The only criteria was that the proposed ideas had to be simple, quick, and go in and come out with only a light touch on the city – nothing destroyed before they are installed, and no damage when they leave.

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by Rita Maia, José Ricardo Cardoso, Pedro Cruz Lopes
Farmville for Real is a collection of modular structures made of two interlocking pieces. These small strucutres can exist on their own or in a group to enable pop-up community gardens anywhere, depending on the desire of the residents. The objectives of the project, say the creators are to:
  • Provide people with an inexpensive opportunity to participate collectively in a project of common good.
  • Promote shared responsibility in public spaces.
  • Renew the urban landscape, making it more pleasant and healthy.
  • Teach children and young people to start early to enhance the environment.
  • Create an alternative way of spending free time.
  • Create neighborly ties among the participants of the project.

Festival “IndieLisboa” no Porto

Director of the braunch of Film Festival “INDIELISBOA”, Porto

(Cinema Nun’Alvares, 21/05/2010 – 29/05/2010)
(Plano B, 19/05/2009 – 23/05/2009)
(Cinema Trindade, 08/05/2008 – 16/05/2008)
INDIELISBOA is a privileged event to meet the most recent and interesting works of independent cinema from all over the world.
The main aim of the Festival is to discover new films and new directors, in the universe of independent cinema. Keeping its attention on the author’s creativity and independence, INDIELISBOA was able to become the most important Portuguese Film festival.
On its way to the 7th edition, INDIELISBOA is looking forward to enhance its national and international position as the main Portuguese film festival.

Festival “Levanta-te Porto”

Arts Festival ‘Stand Up Porto’ for United Nations Millennium Development Goals – Producer
Porto, 18/09/2010
The UN Summit on the Millennium Development Goals concluded with the adoption of a global action plan to achieve the eight anti-poverty goals by their 2015 target date and the announcement of major new commitments for women’s and children’s health and other initiatives against poverty, hunger and disease.

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“No Coração de Viana”

Street Festival – Artistic Director
Viana do Castelo, 29 & 30th July 2010

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Natal Feito à Mão

Christmas Craft Market
“Natal feito à Mão” (Handmade Christmas)

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