Ana Matos holds a Master's degree in Curatorial Studies from FBAUL and is the founder and director of Salgadeiras Contemporary Art Gallery. She has also been the curator of the José Saramago Foundation since its creation in 2007, as well as of exhibitions at national museums and other cultural institutions.
Co-founder and member of “Isto não é um Cachimbo. Associação”, where she developed the projects “PIPA – Azinhaga Image and Word Programme”, “MAPA DAS ARTES” and “Bairro das Artes” (2010–2019). She is also a founding member and Chair of the General Assembly of Exhibitio – Portuguese Association of Gallerists. As a Guest Curator of CPS, she presents her selection of works.

"Whenever I enter the CPS workshop, I am taken back to my childhood. By the smells, the presses, the colours, the textures. But above all, by meeting Mr. Marçal again, a kind of sorcerer from Alice's wonderland who brings us 'all the dreams in the world'.
Through his hands, with his skill, sensitivity and care, thousands upon thousands of prints have passed, so many that, I imagine, he himself no longer remembers them all — his own and those of others — always with the same respect. To him, our immense gratitude for fulfilling and helping to fulfil this mission of making art more accessible through the production of multiples. Prints, screen prints, photographs that engage in dialogue with us, that make us think about the Other, that unsettle and question us while at the same time offering us beauty and nourishing our humanity. I have been saying this for many years, and with ever greater conviction and commitment: art is a public good, and CPS is a partner in this mission." 
Ana Matos

Miguel Januário, "Abril Mágoas Mil"

Rui Soares Costa, Untitled, Japanese Gardens for Miyazaki Series

Prints, screen prints, photographs that engage in dialogue with us, that make us think about the Other, that unsettle and question us while at the same time offering us beauty and nourishing our humanity.

Magda Delgado, Untitled

Cruzeiro Seixas, "The Most Logical Explanation of the World"

Pedro Portugal, "Campbelloji"

Sofia Areal, "Sou eu (It's me)"

I have been saying this for many years, and with ever greater conviction and commitment: art is a public good, and CPS is a partner in this mission.

Cláudia Sampaio, Untitled

António Ramos Rosa, "Vogal Viva"