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Portimão Museum exhibits works by 75 children in «MAR – Sound Creatures»

Barlavento9 September 2026 at 10:52

The Portimão Museum is promoting the exhibition «MAR – Sound Creatures», which brings together works developed by 75 children during the museum's Summer Holidays. The exhibition includes drawings, sculptures and sound works created by the youngest participants.

The initiative is part of the museum's summer activities program, which aims to provide artistic experiences for children during the school break period. The exhibited works reflect the connection between children and the theme of the sea.

The exhibition «MAR – Sound Creatures» is open to the public at the Museu de Portimão, allowing the local community to see the creative results of the activities developed during the summer. The news was published by Barlavento, a media outlet that highlights the cultural initiatives of the region.

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