Workshops & Talks

Author's Book Workshop: Bookbinding

March 23 | 10am - 2pm | NARRATIVA

French stitching is a versatile and resistant technique, ideal for binding books made up of multiple folios.

Perfect for beginners and paper lovers, this technique combines simplicity and sophistication, resulting in flexible and durable books. During the workshop, participants will learn the step-by-step process of sewing, exploring different finishes and customization possibilities. At the end, each person will take home a handmade book.

The workshop is taught by the director of Estúdio Bulhufas, Leticia Burkardt, an architect who graduated in Rio de Janeiro, with a master's degree in Typography and Editorial Design from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon.

Estúdio Bulhufas develops projects with several entities, including the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, New Orleans Museum of Art and Forbes.

Mandatory online registration.

Price: €65

Maximum number of participants: 10

***SOLD OUT***


Fujifilm Workshops

Fujifilm Workshop: RAW Post production

April 6 | 10am - 5pm | NARRATIVA

NARRATIVA and Fujifilm Portugal are developing a RAW file editing workshop. The workshop is taught by Ricardo Dias, a professor at CENJOR, and is aimed at those who wish to acquire basic and intermediate knowledge of image processing in RAW format, using software such as Adobe Bridge, Adobe Camera RAW or Adobe Lightroom.

The workshop is free and limited to 10 participants. Each participant must present their computer and one of the software programs mentioned.

***SOLD OUT***


5-15 Workshops

NARRATIVA at school

NARRATIVA develops a workshop with 70 students from Escola Teixeira de Pascoais, in Alvalade.

This initiative aims to promote communication through instant photography - INSTAX, based on primary colors in the construction of visual narratives.

Each class works with one of the colors as a starting point to create imagery relationships, requiring careful observation of the different spaces in the school.

The workshop is based on books by Alex Webb and Harry Gruyaert, with the NARRATIVA library being an essential tool for the development of this project.

The students are accompanied by the director of NARRATIVA, Mário Cruz, throughout the construction of their work.

The work developed is presented on the last school day of the current academic year.