About

Regina Costa

Regina Costa was born in Angola. She lives and works in Cascais.

With a Degree in Fine Arts from the Federal University of Bahia, she obtained her Advanced Studies Diploma (Suficiencia Investigadora) from the University of Barcelona.

After a period of absence, she resumed her activity in the expanded field of printmaking, recently expanding her research into other mediums. Drawing from her own biography, her artistic practice addresses maps as devices that materialize power structures over territories and the bodies that traverse them.

Special Jury Prize, OSTEN Biennial, Skopje, 2026.

Select exhibitions: Osten Biennial, Skopje, North Macedonia. XI Ibero-American Biennial of Graphic Art – Cáceres (2025), Spain. IV Biennale de Larnaca (LB4), Cyprus, supported by Instituto Camões, I.P. and the Embassy of Portugal in Cyprus (2025). Bucharest Biennale for Contemporary Art – BB11 (2024) in Bucharest, Romania, supported by Instituto Camões, I.P. and the Embassy of Portugal in Romania . International Print Triennial Krakow (2024, 2015, 2012, 2009), Poland; NA-INMENSO. La palabra en el arte, Fundación Bancaja, Valencia (2024), Spain; NA-INMENSO. La palabra en el arte, La Casa de las Luces, MUVIM, Valencia (2024), Spain; Ibero-American Biennial of Graphic Art – Cáceres (2023, 2019, 2017, 2015, 2013, 2011), Spain; International Print Triennial Krakow–Falun (2016–2017), Sweden; MIRROR – Face to Face. Italian and Portuguese Artists Exhibition (2019), Italy and Portugal; Biennale Internazionale di Carta/Papermade di Schio (2018), Italy; International Douro Print Biennial (2023, 2015, 2013, 2011), Portugal; 3rd Bahia Biennial. Museu Imaginário do Nordeste | Department of Post-Racialism | Section: Africa, curated by Ayrson Heráclito (2014), Brazil; International Print Triennial Istanbul (2013), Turkey; in.print.out – Grafik in/auswending. International Print Triennial Vienna (2013), Austria; 1st International Contemporary Engraving Festival, FIG Bilbao (2012), Spain; 16th International Cerveira Biennial (2011), Portugal; Multiple Matters, Print Concepts. International Print Triennial Vienna (2010), Austria; Grafik Ohne Grenzen. International Print Triennial Oldenburg (2010), Germany.