"Serralves Collection: 1960-1980" a must see exhibition at Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art

Under the title "Serralves Collection: 1960-1980", the Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art in Porto is having a nine-month exhibition of a selection of works by Portuguese and international artists, as parts of the displays produced in the decades of 1960 and 1980.

Paula Rego and Mel Bochner are two of the artists represented in the exhibition that, according to the Serralves Foundation "? reflect a redefinition of artistic forms, media and production, influenced by profound transformations in technology".

The Serralves Collection also aspires to further distinguish itself through continued research, focusing on contemporary art's relationship to performance, architecture and contemporaneity in the scope of a post-colonial and globalized present. 

Suzanne Cotter, Museum Director is the curator of "Serralves Collection: 1960-1980".

The artists in the exhibition include Grupo Acções Colectivas (Kollektivnye deistviya); Etel Adnan; Helena Almeida; Armando Alves; Manuel Alvess; Richard Artschwager; John Baldessari; Artur Barrio; Eduardo Batarda; Lothar Baumgarten; René Bertholo; Dara Birnbaum; Mel Bochner; Marcel Broodthaers; James Lee Byars; Fernando Calhau; Alberto Carneiro; Zulmiro de Carvalho; Manuel Casimiro; E. M. de Melo e Castro; Lourdes Castro; Guy de Cointet; Merce Cunningham; Marlene Dumas; José Escada; Hans-Peter Feldmann; António Quadros Ferreira; David Goldblatt; Dan Graham; Giorgio Griffa; Richard Hamilton; Ana Hatherly; Sanja Ivekovi?; Joan Jonas; Jannis Kounellis; Fernando Lanhas; Álvaro Lapa; João Machado; Dimitrije Basicevic Mangelos; Marwan Cildo Meireles; Ana Mendieta; Robert Morris; Antoni Muntadas; Bruce Nauman; Eduardo Nery; Silke Otto-Knapp; Nam June Paik; António Palolo; António Costa Pinheiro; Jorge Pinheiro; Vítor Pomar; Charlotte Posenenske; Yvonne Rainer; Paula Rego; Gerhard Richter; Arlindo Rocha, Joaquim Rodrigo; Artur Rosa; Martha Rosler; Dieter Roth; Ed Ruscha; Julião Sarmento; António Sena; Nikias Skapinakis; Robert Smithson; Ângelo de Sousa; Salette Tavares; Ana Vieira; Pires Vieira; Franz Erhard Walther; Hannah Wilke; Lynette Yiadom-Boakye.