Spanish painter Charles Chauderlot evokes with his brushes the glorious maritime past of Macau painting the buildings that remind the city was in time a prosperous trading post for both Portuguese and Chinese.

If you are between 7 and 12, you may travel to Japan, among papers, tissues, buttons and a great deal of imagination. If you’d rather go to India, you’ll come across a different world.

Learning to observe, make an analysis and handle museum art pieces is the objective of a 10 session workshop having the Chinese cultural and artistic heritage as subject.

From January until October, the Museu do Oriente shows na exhibition of posters of Chinese propaganda, produced between 1959 and 1981, a period that started with the Great Leap Forward and the establishment of People’s Communes until the end of Cultural Revolution.

The museum’s second floor is closed until 28 June, when a new permanent exhibition, Asian Shadows, with objects of the Kwok On Collection, will be inaugurated.