Lehmann + Silva

Lehmann + Silva is a contemporary art gallery located in Porto's Bonfim neighborhood that has established itself as an important bridge between Portuguese artists and the international art scene. The gallery occupies a distinctive position in Porto's cultural landscape by championing both emerging and established contemporary Portuguese artists, helping to elevate their work beyond national borders while providing local and visiting audiences access to compelling contemporary practices rooted in Portugal's artistic traditions and innovations. Visitors to Lehmann + Silva can expect to encounter a carefully curated program that showcases the breadth and depth of contemporary Portuguese artistic production. The gallery's focus on artists at various career stages means that exhibitions might feature promising new voices alongside more recognized names, offering a comprehensive view of the current state of Portuguese contemporary art. This approach creates an engaging experience for art enthusiasts who are interested in discovering both the established figures shaping Portuguese art on the global stage and the next generation of artistic talent emerging from the country. The gallery operates on a schedule that accommodates both dedicated art lovers and casual visitors exploring Porto's neighborhoods. Opening hours run from Wednesday through Saturday, with afternoon visiting times from 2:00 to 7:00 PM on most days, and extended Saturday hours that begin at 11:00 AM with a midday break. The gallery is closed on Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays. Located in Bonfim, the gallery sits in a neighborhood that offers visitors a chance to experience Porto beyond the most tourist-heavy areas, making a visit to Lehmann + Silva an opportunity to discover both contemporary art and a more local side of the city. Whether you're a serious collector, an art student, or simply someone curious about Portugal's contemporary creative scene, the gallery provides a welcoming environment to engage with work that represents the vitality of Portuguese art today.