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ArtFem: Striving for equality in the art world
ArtFem features 142 artworks by a diverse array of women artists from around the world. The Women Artists – 1st International Biennial of Macao seeks to fill a void in spotlighting women artists and become the biggest of its kind in the world.
Chance and challenge: chronicling the histories of Macanese families
The second edition of Famílias Macaenses (Macanese Families) by the historian and genealogist Jorge Forjaz consists of six volumes with thousands of pages, encompassing nearly 500 families, with more than 70,000 cited names and over 3,000 photos.
Macao’s mangroves
Mangroves serve as roots of the sea, they protect our shorelines and are a nursery ground for our biodiversity.
Macao: 100 Years of Photography
Photos showcased at the exhibition depict Asian communities’ customs and traditions beginning in 1844.
Promising future for Portuguese language in China
After centuries as the hub connecting China to the Portuguese‐speaking world, Macao views language as the next frontier for exchange between the two worlds.
A spotlight on Macao’s architectural landscape
Macao has a diverse urban landscape that sees a complex mix of old and new, East and West. To Donl Lao, a local young photographer in his 30s who has just returned from travelling across the globe, such uniqueness is nowhere to be found in the rest of the world.
Disaster response dominates 2018 policy outlook
The five key priorities of the 2018 Policy Address were: building a smart city, consolidating transportation management, conserving the natural environment, cultivating Macao’s cultural legacy and strengthening disaster preparedness.
Exploring the hidden biodiversity of Macao
With an area of 30 square kilometres and a population density of more than 21,000 inhabitants per square kilometre, Macao still retains significant biodiversity.