by Alexandre Cagnoni | Nov 3, 2026 | Article, Events
Two events in November at Coletivo Amarelo:
13 NOV, 18h – 20h — PERFORMANCE + DISCUSSION
Disordering a White Planet: Naming as a Colonial Archive, cby Giulia Fagundes and Lina Sofía Córdoba, conversation moderated by Stephanie Wruck.
An investigation into nomination, epistemicidion and extrativism, questioning the colonial systems of knowledge production based on popular knowledge, oral traditions and ancestral imagination.
FREE ENTRY
15 NOV, 16h – 18h — WORKSHOP
“Less design, please”
Directed by Giulia Fagundes, with Lina Sofía Córdoba as a guest collaborator.
In this edition, we will start from the colonial relationship between Brazil and Portugal. Through collage, photography, observation, and collective imagination, we will question inherited narratives and experiment with other ways of looking at, representing, and narrating our surroundings.
REGISTER HERE
Collage workshop
Open to everyone – no previous experience required
Materials included
Day: November 15, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Price: 35€
Limited places
Giulia Fagundes is a designer, artist and independent researcher, a master’s degree in Design. Her practice articulates graphic design, contemporary art and critical research, investigating the relationships between image, memory, territory and the production of knowledge. From a decolonial perspective, she questions the systems of representation and legitimation that determine which narratives and knowledges are recognized. She is the creator of Menos Design, Por Favor, an itinerant workshop held in cities such as São Paulo, Salvador, Belém, Barcelona, New York and Lima, which proposes the observation of everyday life and artistic experimentation as ways to question the homogenization of references and build collective knowledge.
Lina Sofía Córdoba is a Colombian designer and audiovisual creator based in Barcelona. Her practice combines research, audiovisual means and material experimentation to explore identity, migration, decolonization and the relationships between humans and non-humans.
by Alexandre Cagnoni | Oct 29, 2026 | Article, Emphasis, Events
“Less design, please” is a participatory and continuous artistic practice that invites participants to slow down and cultivate new ways of seeing through collective walks, observation, photography, and collage. Each edition begins with a simple exercise: paying attention to what often goes unnoticed.
Through the collective creation of images, the project explores observation as a critical and political practice. Collage becomes a tool for questioning dominant visual cultures, activating situated knowledges and revealing multiple ways of understanding memory, territory, and everyday life.
Presented in Brazil, Peru, Spain and the United States, “Less Design, Please” creates temporary spaces for dialogue, collective imagination and the exchange of knowledge. Each encounter forms a living archive, in which images are reorganized, dominant narratives are destabilized and new possibilities for seeing the world and relating to it emerge.
REGISTER HERE
Collage workshop
Open to everyone – no previous experience required
Materials included
Day: November 15, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Price: 35€
Limited places
Giulia Fagundes is a designer, artist and independent researcher, a master’s degree in Design. Her practice articulates graphic design, contemporary art and critical research, investigating the relationships between image, memory, territory and the production of knowledge. From a decolonial perspective, she questions the systems of representation and legitimation that determine which narratives and knowledges are recognized. She is the creator of Menos Design, Por Favor, an itinerant workshop held in cities such as São Paulo, Salvador, Belém, Barcelona, New York and Lima, which proposes the observation of everyday life and artistic experimentation as ways to question the homogenization of references and build collective knowledge.
Lina Sofía Córdoba is a Colombian designer and audiovisual creator based in Barcelona. Her practice combines research, audiovisual means and material experimentation to explore identity, migration, decolonization and the relationships between humans and non-humans.
by Alexandre Cagnoni | Oct 20, 2026 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Upon request, the Fronteiras Project will be extended until the day November 14, With a special schedule during Lisbon Art Weekend. Exhibition featuring works by the artists Enivó and Paulo Govêa, And the artistic intervention already present on Santo Condestável Avenue, below the underpass of Rua Pardal Monteiro in Marvila, Lisbon (location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sBRHQ8ti55fwSVYi6).
Check it out!
Wednesday to Saturday, from 2pm to 7pm, at Galeria Coletivo Amarelo, in Marvila, Lisbon
by Alexandre Cagnoni | Sep 18, 2026 | Article, Emphasis, Events
The border does not separate. It reveals.
FRONTEIRAS was born in Portugal, from the encounter between Brazilian artists and the Portuguese territory.
At the center of the project, Enivo and Paulo Gôvea, two contemporary urban Brazilian artists, present their works and develop new creations in Portugal, establishing a dialogue with the territory, the community, and the local artistic context.
The project also features a special collaboration between the two artists and AKA Corleone, a Portuguese artist, materialized in screenprint editions created as part of the project.
An ORB Creative LAB × Agami Records production, with the Mundu Nôbu Association as a partner for community development.
Exhibition, community mural, talks, and creative residency.
📍 Gallery Coletivo Amarelo — Marvila, Lisbon
Sep 22 → Oct 22, 2026 · Wednesday to Saturday · 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Opening: September 24 · 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
by Alexandre Cagnoni | Aug 18, 2026 | Article, Emphasis, Events
From September 22 to October 22: Exhibition, urban intervention, and in-between cultural dialogue, featuring the artists Enivó and Paulo Govêa.
Opening: September 24, from 5 to 9 p.m., at the Coletivo Amarelo Gallery in Marvila, Lisbon
by Alexandre Cagnoni | May 25, 2026 | Article, Emphasis, Events
SPECIAL EXHIBIT: Featuring artists Gabriela Albuquerque, Flavia Regaldo, and José Cavalheiro
During this intense art week in Lisbon, we will present a special selection of works by some of our artists, as well as a guest artist. For a limited time, the works will be available with very special conditions and prices.
An excellent opportunity to discover new works and start—or expand—your collection. We look forward to seeing you from this Tuesday, May 26th, from 2 PM to 8 PM, until Saturday the 30th. For more information, or to schedule a visit at another time, contact us via WhatsApp at +351 913 777 795.
We look forward to seeing you there! ✹
Tuesday through Saturday, May 26–30, from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., at the Coletivo Amarelo Gallery in Marvila, at R. Cap. Leitão 74, Lisbon.
by Alexandre Cagnoni | Apr 4, 2025 | Emphasis, Events
O East Lisbon Art Day returns for its second edition on Saturday, April 5th!
With each venue presenting a unique program, the gallery tour invites viewers on a walk in Lisbon's East Zone to visit the resonant contemporary art scene in the neighborhoods of Penha de França, Beato and Marvila.
In Yellow CollectiveWe will have a guided tour of the current exhibition ¨PRELIMINARY: PAPER AS PROCESS¨, as well as a literary performance with Diego Garcez.
Guided tour + performance from 6pm.
Participating galleries and spaces: Kunsthalle Lissabon, Galeria Filomena Soares, Dialogue Gallery, Dois Corvos, Galeria Francisco Fino, Belo Campo, Coletivo Amarelo, Módulo Twist, Studio Marvila, Little Chelsea Experience, Fermentage, Galeria Bruno Múrias, Fábrica Moderna, MAD Marvila, ZDB 8 Marvila and Galeria Underdogs.
We look forward to seeing you!
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