UMa ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Every two years, the Cultural Council of the University of Madeira gives the award “UMa Reconhecimento“. This award aims to highlight good practices and strengthen the active participation of all. Under the motto “UMa Acknowledgement: a tribute to the quality and cultural commitment”, this award aims to highlight and disseminate the action and work developed by individuals or organisations, public or private, in different cultural areas. This award also acknowledges the worth of said individuals and organisations, demonstrating that such actions are numerous and viable, leading to a greater dynamisation of regional culture.   

In 2021 the “UMa Reconhecimento” distinction was awarded, in the “individual nature” category, to Marcelino Paulo Freitas de Castro; and, in the “collective nature” category, to Galeria Porta 33 – Associação Quebra Costas Centro de Arte. The ceremony for the award will be announced soon.

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In 2019, the award “UMa Acknowledgement” was awarded, in the “individual nature” category, to Sculptor Manuela Aranha; and, in the “collective nature” category, to Associação Musical e Cultural Xarabanda. The award ceremony was held on October 16, 2019, in the Auditorium of the Jesuits’ College, in the Rectory Building of the University of Madeira, on the Solemn Opening of the Academic Year 2019/2020. 

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The “UMa Recognition” award was given for the first time in 2017 and, in that year; in the “individual nature” category, it went to Raimundo Quintal Quintal; and, in the “collective nature” category, to the Associação dos Amigos da Arte Inclusiva – Dançando com a Diferença. The award ceremony was held on April 24, 2018, in the Auditorium of the Jesuits’ College, in the Rectory Building of the University of Madeira. This ceremony included a conference given by Viriato Soromenho-Marques titled “Culture and (re)knowledge”.