Abitare Italia — Icons of Italian Design paid tribute to the extensive heritage of Italian design, curated by Paolo Deganello and Maria Milano in 2019. This exhibition recounted the history and evolution of Italian design, emphasizing the enduring bonds between objects and the spaces they enriched. It delved into the stories of visionary masters, architects, and enlightened entrepreneurs who had shaped the course of Italian design history, highlighting its capacity to transcend mere functionality and embrace aesthetics and cultural significance. The Abitare Exhibition identity was developed specifically for this exhibition, with its central theme revolving around the concept of space and objects, exploring the relationships between empty space and possibilities.

The "Mescla" Festival took place in Viseu for a week, offering an intensive program to explore local artistic expressions and city projects. Promoted by Viseu Municipality and Viseu Marca, the initiative invited participants to create their own routes and agendas based on their preferences. Streets were illuminated with light sculptures, interactive sound installations engaged passersby, and theater and circus performances took place in the squares and streets of the historic center. During the day, workshops for children, guided museum tours, exhibitions, poetry sessions, and literary moments were available. The event provided more than 200 activities spread across 20 venues, showcasing the cultural richness of Viseu.

Solar Gallery annually partners with Curtas Vila do Conde, aligning exhibitions and film programming. In 2018, it spotlights Spanish emerging artists like Carla Andrade, Inés García, Laida Lertxundi, Lois Patiño, Natalia Marín, and Samuel M. Delgado and Helena Girón. Curated by José Manuel López and Nuno Rodrigues, "New Spain" challenges artistic and cinematic conventions. Program features curated sessions and a cinema-expanded performance by Adriana Vila and Luis Macías.

Between July 8th and September 17th, 2017, the Solar Galeria de Arte Cinemática presented "Terra: Bright Future" showcasing young Portuguese creators like Gabriel Abrantes (in collaboration with Ben Rivers), Priscila Fernandes, Pedro Neves Marques, Joana Pimenta, Lúcia Prancha, Francisco Queimadela and Mariana Caló. The exhibition explored the fusion of cinema, contemporary art, and the environment through six site-specific installations developed from films. Each work reflected on origin and destination, connecting past and present. Synchronized with the 25th edition of the Curtas Vila do Conde International Film Festival, the exhibition attracted both national and international audiences, celebrating the new generation of creators and complementing a film program that offered a glimpse of a possible future. In summary, "Terra" intricately blended cinema, art, and the environment, delving into the connection between the local and the global, past and present.

The Etibeer wraparound label is a testament to the fusion of technical excellence and artistic innovation. Through harnessing the full capabilities of our label printer, we ventured into a realm of diverse finishes, including foil stamping, screen printing, and embossing. This design transcends mere technical proficiency. Drawing inspiration from the rich history of Portuguese labels, we integrated typography to craft a narrative that weaves tradition and heritage into the label.