Sala 117 is a gallery and platform for the dissemination of contemporary artistic practices. At a cross between different languages, media and processes, the gallery is increasingly dedicated to supporting and promoting the work of emerging artists. Founded in 2016 in the city of Porto, its program includes exhibitions and curatorial projects of the artists represented, as well as research and dissemination of young Portuguese and international artists. It has a business hour when it is open to the public, but, if necessary, also makes attendance according to appointment.

At Imprensa Nacional Casa da Moeda store there is a concern to offer the public, in a pleasant and functional space, the company’s goods and services, with the support of a team of qualified professionals. The stores have three functional areas: a bookseller space for sale of the INCM editorial catalog and the company’s Official Publications, along with works by related publishers; a numismatic area, where commemorative coins, medals and artistic objects are available, and a public service area, where the forms and forms that the company produces for the public administration, citizens and businesses are sold.

In the late 60’s, the São Mamede Gallery opened its doors in Lisbon, in a Pombaline building, almost in front of the Attorney General’s Office and the São Mamede Church. He has always dedicated himself exclusively to Portuguese modernism and the contemporary movement, with occasional exhibitions by foreign artists. She has had an intense and quality artistic activity, supported by “classic” artists who have always been linked to the Gallery (such as Areal, Cesariny, Cruzeiro Seixas or Julio) but also, and above all, by new artists. In 2005 it expanded to the city of Porto, today being in the central nerve of the city’s art, near the Soares dos Reis Museum and in the heart of Porto’s art galleries.