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Call for Proposals  The World at a Glance — Panoramic and Peep Technologies The International Panorama Council together with Lusofona University Early Visual Media Lab and the Art History Institute...

Desde 2017 que tem sido desenvolvida uma parceria de investigação entre o Laboratório de Media Visuais Antigos (CICANT), da Universidade Lusófona, e a Casa Estúdio Carlos Relvas, pertença da Câmara...

The research project Curiositas is preparing a special issue of the journal Early Popular Visual Culture for 2025. Articles are invited on the cosmorama or other types of peep practise in the period...

On June 5th, as part of the exhibition Panorama of the Congo: Unrolling the Past with Virtual Reality, the National Museum of Natural History and Science hosted a conference titled “Colonial Propaganda:...

As part of the exhibition ‘Panorama of the Congo. Unrolling the past with virtual reality”, the National Museum of Natural History and Science is hosting Matthew G. Stanard, historian and specialist...

The International Journal on Stereo & Immersive Media (IJSIM) is an open-access and peer-reviewed journal that reflects on immersive media cultures developed by historical media and/ or state-of-the-art...

On 23 May, researchers Ana David Mendes, Susana Dias and Victor Flores will take part in ‘Encontros no ANIM’, presenting the results of their research projects on the Cinemateca’s collections...

As part of the exhibition “Panorama of the Congo. Unravelling the past with virtual reality”, the talk “Colonial Heritage and Decolonisation: how to do it and with whom?” will take place...

The most recent FilmEU Doctus seminar took place on March 21-22 at Lusófona University in Lisbon. The event welcomed 21 PhD students from five different FilmEU HEIs (NATFA, LUCA, IADT, TLU, and Lusófona)...