“Dar Visibilidade à Invisi.BI.lidade II” (in English “Giving Visibility to Invisi.BI.lity”), composed of 210 photographs of Bi, Pan and Omni people, and also texts, poems, paintings, and drawings with Bi+ Visibility, aims to honor Bisexual+ activists, historical figures, celebrities, and people in general, offering a means of creating visibility for a community that is often rendered invisible.
It is a continuation of previous years’ exhibition (2024 and 2025) and is a partnership between ILGA Portugal (CDOC and GRIT), Bialogar and Bi Mosaic; and is being taken to various parts of Portugal with the support of various individuals, associations, collectives, cultural spaces and small businesses.
In this third edition, we have an important contribution of photographs and artwork submitted through Bialogar’s Open Call.
Exhibition Opening: 08/September at 6:00 PM
Information:
🗓️ Dates: 08/Sptember – 03/October
📍 Location: Sara Guelha – Psicologia Clínica, LDA (Rua Santos Carvalho n.º28, Algueirão-Mem Martins) – Google Maps – Apple Maps
Powered by: ILGA Portugal / CDOC / GRIT / Bialogar / Bi Mosaic / Sara Guelha – Psicologia Clínica, LDA
With the support of: SintraFriendly
Noise, Occupancy, and Interaction levels may vary depending on the day of the visit.
For the opening day, the following are expected:
Expected Noise: Low
Expected Occupancy: Low
Expected Interaction: Low
Accessibility
The exhibition space is accessible with conditioning to wheelchair users, without adapted restroom. The sidewalk leading to the entrance square has uneven paving (especially on the mini ramp leading to the square), and wheelchair access is only possible via a short dirt path connecting the road to the sidewalk OR by using a vehicle equipped with a ramp or similar equipment that allows wheelchair access directly to the sidewalk.
The exhibition features Audio Description and a Braille guiding text for the Audio Description QR Code.
The exhibition texts are available digitally (via QR Code) in Portuguese and English.
For further questions about accessibility, please contact us at acessibilidade@bialogar.pt .