About
Nuno Andrade was born in Lisbon in 1974. He lives in Almada and works in Lisbon, where he combines his photography projects with his work as an architect. Nuno studied Photography at “Maumaus” between 1993 and 1995 and at the “Atelier de Lisboa” since 2014. In recent years he has been developing documentary work, exploring the people and places within the city he lives in. His work has already been showcased in Lisbon, Braga, Vila Franca de Xira, Helsinki, New Delhi and Goa.
Exhibitions:
- The Feeling of what Happens – Finalist at the Vila Franca de Xira’s Photography Biennal, 2018
- The Feeling of what Happens – “A Ilha” 11 Out 2018 – 20 Out 2018
- Ginjal – Helsinki photo festival, 5th of July – 10th of September 2018
- Ginjal – Main Exhibition in “A Pequena Galeria”, 7 Jun 2018 — 30 Jun 2018
- Maré Baixa – Encontros da imagem de Braga, 2017, curatorship by Bruno Pelletier Sequeira, 15 Set 2016 — 29 Out 2017
- Ginjal – Atelier de Lisboa Exhibition, Novos trabalhos #3 23 Out 2016 — 5 Nov 2016
- Ginjal – Encontros da imagem em Braga, Exhibition “Sentimental Ballads”, 20 Set 2016 – 5 Nov 2016
- Maré Baixa – Finalist at the Vila Franca de Xira’s Photography Biennal, 2016
- Maré Baixa – “Territories of Portuguese Photography” projection in Delhi and Goa, curatorship by Ângela Ferreira, 2015
Work publications:
2018 – “Ginjal” Lisbon´s Photobook Fair
2018 – “Ginjal” – Magazine Reportagem
2017 – “Maré Baixa” – Público Newspaper -P3
2017 – “Ginjal” – Forma de Vida Magazine from the course of theory of literature of the University of Lisboa
2017 – “Maré Baixa” – Time Out Magazine
2016 – “Ginjal” – Público Newspaper – Y
2016 – “Maré Baixa” – Valor Local Newspaper
2016 – “Ginjal” – Fascínio da Fotografia Blog
Lectures:
2018 – Lisbon´s Photobook Fair
2018 – SFUP Parede
2017 – Atelier de Lisboa
Since 2018 he has been teaching a course in Atelier de Lisboa.
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Nuno Miguel Andrade (1974, Lisboa) vive em Almada e trabalha em Lisboa, onde combina os seus projectos fotográficos com o seu trabalho como arquitecto e designer.
Estudou fotografia na Maumaus entre 1993 e 1995 e no Atelier de Lisboa entre 2014 e 2016. Nos últimos anos tem vindo a desenvolver um trabalho de cariz documental, explorando os locais e as pessoas que habitam a cidade onde vive. O seu trabalho já foi exibido em Lisboa, Braga, Helsinquia, Nova Deli e Goa. Foi finalista ao prémio da Bienal de Fotografia de Vila Franca de Xira em 2016 e 2018