Nuno Félix da Costa
Portugal
Nuno Félix da Costa (Lisbon, 1950), where he lives and works. A psychiatrist, he was a professor at the FML. He has published nine books of poetry since 1995 and has been exhibiting painting, photography, and painting on photography since 1983.
Selected solo exhibitions: O mundo mesmo (photography), Galeria Arte 57, São Paulo (2022); O mundo mesmo (photography), São Paulo (2022); Portulíndia (photography), Livraria Civilização, Lisbon (2009); Portulíndia, Museu do Oriente, Lisbon (2009); Portulíndia (photography), Fundação Oriente, Panjim, Goa (2008); Fragmentos da vida dos poetas (painting on photography), Gallery Errata, Leipzig (2006); MAS (photography), travelling exhibition at the Libraries of the Gulbenkian Foundation in Espinho, Melgaço, and Loulé (2000). Selected group exhibitions: Fotógrafos médicos, Torre Oliva, São João da Madeira (2021); Viagens de longo curso, Lisbon, Horta, Madalena do Pico (2014); Pena Capital, as part of the Month of Photography, Museu da Água, Lisbon (1993); A Imagem das Palavras, Europalia-91, Brussels (1991); Nível de Olho/Fotografia em Portugal Anos 80, Galeria Almada Negreiros, Lisbon (1989). His work is included in the collections of the Portuguese Photography Centre, the National Photography Collection, and the PLMJ Foundation.
Selected solo exhibitions: O mundo mesmo (photography), Galeria Arte 57, São Paulo (2022); O mundo mesmo (photography), São Paulo (2022); Portulíndia (photography), Livraria Civilização, Lisbon (2009); Portulíndia, Museu do Oriente, Lisbon (2009); Portulíndia (photography), Fundação Oriente, Panjim, Goa (2008); Fragmentos da vida dos poetas (painting on photography), Gallery Errata, Leipzig (2006); MAS (photography), travelling exhibition at the Libraries of the Gulbenkian Foundation in Espinho, Melgaço, and Loulé (2000). Selected group exhibitions: Fotógrafos médicos, Torre Oliva, São João da Madeira (2021); Viagens de longo curso, Lisbon, Horta, Madalena do Pico (2014); Pena Capital, as part of the Month of Photography, Museu da Água, Lisbon (1993); A Imagem das Palavras, Europalia-91, Brussels (1991); Nível de Olho/Fotografia em Portugal Anos 80, Galeria Almada Negreiros, Lisbon (1989). His work is included in the collections of the Portuguese Photography Centre, the National Photography Collection, and the PLMJ Foundation.
