For his untitled show on the upper floor of the S.M.A.K., which takes up two of the museum’s biggest exhibition halls and three smaller adjacent ones, Michael E. Smith has brought in—or rather retained—a total of only eleven sculptural works.

Lua Cão, says the brochure, is a jam-session exhibition testing the intersection of experimental film and video via the extensive bodies of work of Alexandre Estrela and the abovementioned Gusmão and Paiva. The show’s host is the legendary Natxo Checa, a badass producer-ZDB curator and compulsive paraphernalia collector, who has travelled with the three artists around the globe producing and installing artwork.