SIC Report _ Edition of 10.08.2020 | World Sight Day

World Sight Day, or internationally known as WSD (World Sight Day) - has been celebrated since the year 2000, every second Thursday of October. This date was created to draw the public's attention on the prevention of visual impairment and to raise public awareness on this topic.

To commemorate the date, the Carlos Machado Museum, as an inclusive museum, shares a visit to Locus Acesso, the Support and Information Association for the blind and partially sighted (low vision). The association's main purpose is to combat discrimination based on disability and, in this context, promotes visits to museums and libraries accessible to people with visual impairments.

Other News

Report in the newspaper AÇORIANO ORIENTAL

Opening of the exhibition "Life, Ways of Using". The Carlos Machado Museum presents the exhibition «Life, Ways of Using _ Essay on donations from the last 10 years»

SIC report on the exhibition "Life, Ways of Using"

New exhibition consists of dozens of objects donated over the last decade.

Report in the AÇORES HOJE program about the exhibition "Life, Ways of Using"

The Sacred Art Center of the Carlos Machado Museum holds the exhibition “Life, Ways of Using - Essay on donations from the last 10 years”.

Report by RTP AÇORES

Visit the exhibition «Life, Ways of Using _ Essay on donations from the last 10 years» by Luísa Cardoso.

The exhibition will be open until the end of the year at the Sacred Art Center, former Igreja do Colégio, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 5:30 pm.

INTER-ILHAS Program Interview

«It is a full exhibition because it is born from a full gesture that overflows, which is the gift».

Report by CORREIO DA MANHÃ Canada

«Dr. Luísa intended to honor everything that goes on inside the home and the people who offered these pieces».

Report by CORREIO DA MANHÃ Canada on the Sacred Art Center

Jesuit's College Church and Sacred Art Center of the Carlos Machado Museum in the Azores.

Açoriano Oriental newspaper report | edition 10.05.2020

Carlos Machado Museum presents a new image.