‘Complexo Brazil’ Exhibition Redefines Cultural Ties Between Portugal and Brazil

A student-led initiative challenges old narratives, revealing Brazil’s untold stories. Why this exhibition is reshaping how Portugal sees its largest immigrant community.

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2025 November 14 . 3:17 AM

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‘Complexo Brazil’ Exhibition Redefines Cultural Ties Between Portugal and Brazil

An exhibition titled 'Complexo Brazil' is currently underway in Portugal, organised by students and backed financially by the Instituto Camões. Hosted by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the event aims to delve into Brazil's rich history and culture, going beyond the typical focus on the Age of Discoveries. The exhibition, 'Complexo Brazil', is a collaborative effort between students and the Instituto Camões. It seeks to stimulate a dialogue and understanding of Brazil's complex heritage. The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, a prominent cultural institution, is hosting the event, recognising the significance of Brazil's influence on Portugal. With the largest immigrant community from Brazil in Portugal, the exhibition serves as a timely exploration of shared history and culture. The 'Complexo Brazil' exhibition, organised by students and supported by the Instituto Camões, is an initiative to foster a deeper understanding of Brazil's complex history and culture. Hosted by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, the event moves beyond the traditional narrative of the Age of Discoveries, offering a fresh perspective on Brazil's impact on Portugal.