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Começámos o dia com o entendimento de que o World Press Photo vai ter nova morada em Lisboa: o Museu da Electricidade. O que temíamos começa a acontecer: a instalação da Colecção Museu Berardo no Centro Cultural de Belém impede a existência de salas disponíveis neste espaço para receber exposições itinerantes. Felizmente, a principal exposição de fotojornalismo em Portugal já tem residência, pelo menos para a edição que inaugura a 16 de Agosto, juntamente com as fotografias do Prémio Visão Fotojornalismo. Outros projectos menos mediáticos não terão, certamente, igual destino.

Há um biscoito simpático, anunciado ontem: a Colecção Berardo mantém-se de portas abertas gratuitamente até ao final do ano. Políticas!
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