A companion to the 2015 MOA exhibition, Heaven, Hell and Somewhere in Between, this volume combines in-depth analysis of Portuguese popular art with stunning photographs. From ceramics, masks and puppets to medieval frescoes and roadside graffiti, curator Anthony Alan Shelton explores the playful, subversive creations of a nation forever trapped between land and sea, salvation and damnation, penitence and transcendence.

• Published 2015
  
• Hardcover, 284 pages
  
• Winner of the 2016 Canadian Museums Association Award of Outstanding Achievement in Research—Cultural Heritage Category