In the year that Vo'Arte celebrates 20 years, it continues to work on the change that projects the future. October is a reflection of the network synergies that allow the pursuit of its objectives of approach, integration and transformation of several communities.
Vo’Arte is the co-organizer of three European projects in the area of artistic inclusion - Sign+Sound Theatre, Festival Anamesa and REAL -, which will converge in Lisbon between 18 October and 2 November in an exchange of diversity and learning, with a dynamic program of multiple activities among festivals, parades, debates, workshops and performances.

Vo'Arte celebrates its 20th anniversary in 2018! Twenty years of memories, achievements, knowledge and reinvention!

The "season" begins with the continuation of the Geração SOMA project which has provided many emotions and moments of pure knowledge, sharing and discovery.

New European, inclusive and multidisciplinary projects that cross dance, cinema, theatre and technologies. 2018 is a year of multiple celebrations, 20 Years of Vo'Arte, 10 Years of InShadow Festival. 2019 will be the year of return with InArt - Community Arts Festival to the São Luiz Theatre, of exchanges, premieres and innovative projects by CiM - Companhia de Dança. Accompany us on this path of singularity!

Vo'Arte will host two artistic residences in Soudos - Espaço Rural de Artes between 27 August and 5 September. One related to the award of the Best Film of InShadow 2017, selected by Vo'Arte to the multidisciplinary artist Ludivine Large-Bessette and another within the European project Sign and Sound Theatre.
The CiM - Dance Company will attend an intensive course in inclusive dance with Adam Benjamin in Plymouth, UK.

Cinemateca Portuguesa began this year a thorough revisitation of documentary film projects that changed the genre's landscape, in Portugal, in the 90s of last century.

On July 10, 6:30 pm, Pedro Sena Nunes, a member of this generation, will show two documentaries that communicated this change: Margens (1995) and Fragments Between Time and Angels (1997). The projection will last for 81 minutes and will be attended by the director.