Conteudo

20 - 25 Oct 2025

Ciclo Libertem as Criança

Thought

In 2015, Carlos Neto, tenured professor and researcher at the Faculty of Human Kinetics, University of Lisbon, and one of the chief world specialists in the domain of games and play, alerted us for the importance of physical activity and leisure in the healthy and independent growth of children and teens. A theme he further developed when writing the book “Libertem as Crianças”.

Having the concerns expressed by the university teacher as a starting point, the first edition of this cycle takes the title of that same book and, throughout one week, calls on the school community, tutors, researchers and pedagogues to debate what schools could and should do, the importance of play in cognitive-kinetic development and the need for a more intimate connection between arts and school as a way to contribute for the education of children that are more aware and sensitive to the world around them.
 
To help this collective reflection, we have the help of: Plano Nacional das Artes and its “Caderno Criar Coragem” for young activists; Companhia Caótica and their analysis on the value of liberty on the creation and enjoyment of art; Carlos Neto and a debate focused on human kinetics; and Formiga Atómica, that challenges the younger generations to make decisions and takes a trip through an outdated education system. 
 

OCT 20th — 24th // EXHIBITION
Desejo/Desenho
Organized by Teatro Viriato
 

OCT 20th // MEETUP
Caderno Criar Coragem
Text Hugo Cruz  
Illustration Tiago Galo 
Design Ana do Canto
 

OCT 20th // DOCUMENTARY
Arte Pedras Liberdade
Directed by António-Pedro and Caroline Bergeron
 

OCT 21st // MEETUP
Brincar é um assunto sério
With Carlos Neto
 

OCT 22nd // DOCUMENTARY
Escola dos Sonhos
Directed by JUNO 
Conception and project direction Inês Barahona and Miguel Fragata / Formiga Atómica 
 

OCT 23rd — 25th // WORKSHOP
É Bom Mandar?
With Catarina Requeijo and Inês Barahona

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