by Stephanie Wruck | Jun 7, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
In the month of May, Coletivo Amarelo will be present at three different events taking place simultaneously in the city of Lisbon:
We hope to see you there!
by Stephanie Wruck | Jun 7, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Yellow Collective at the Affordable Art Fair in Berlin
After participating in the editions of the Affordable Art Fair in Amsterdam and Hamburg in 2023 and the Brussels edition in February 2024, Coletivo Amarelo will be present at first Berlin edition in 2024. The fair opens on the day April 11th and extends until the 14th. The Affordable Art Fair features a range of local and international galleries that will showcase thousands of contemporary works of art at affordable prices. Among the artists who will be exhibited at the fair are Gabriela Albuquerque, Ana Coutinho, Juliana Matsumura, Veridiana Leite, Flavia Regaldo and Chico Diaz
Affordable Art Fair
The first edition of the Affordable Art Fair took place in Battersea Park, in London, in October 1999. At first, the fair had an audience of 10 thousand people interested in buying art. These include original contemporary paintings, sculptures, photographs and prints in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
After all these years, the Affordable Art Fair takes place in more than 10 cities around the world, including London, New York, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Singapore, Stockholm, Melbourne and Sydney, with two new fairs to open coming soon to Shanghai and Berlin.
In each of its editions, the fair welcomes thousands of art enthusiasts and provides a wide variety of art. They feature established and emerging artists in a mix of local, national and international galleries with affordable artwork.
The Affordable Art Fair is an opportunity to discover emerging artists and galleries at an affordable price. It encourages the democratization of art and its consumption.
The vernissage takes place on April 11th between 6pm and 10pm. For more information about fair times, visit the fair's website Affordable Art Fair.
We have some complimentary tickets to the fair, if you would like to attend, send us an email!
by Stephanie Wruck | Jun 7, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Coletivo Amarelo will be present at ARCOlisboa 2024, from May 23rd to 26th, in the project “As Formas do Oceano”, curated by Paula Nascimento and Igor Simões. Check out the works that will be on display here. We will also have smaller works on the stand, in passe-partout, for those who want to know a little more about the artists' works osias andre ae Juliana Matsumura.
by Stephanie Wruck | Jun 7, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
We are pleased to invite everyone to a guided tour of the exhibition CAMINHOS DE RETORNO, a solo exhibition by artist Manoel Quitério with the participation of Juliana Matsumura in our project room.
The visit will feature the artist, where he will share a little more about the works presented, the journey that led to this exhibition and much more.
May 7th, from 6pm to 8pm, we are waiting for you!
by Stephanie Wruck | Mar 15, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Kunsthalle Lissabon, Galeria Filomena Soares, Coletivo Amarelo, Galeria .insofar, Galeria Francisco Fino, Belo Campo, Little Chelsea Experience, Galeria Bruno Múrias, MAD Marvila, MAD Gallery, ZDB8 Marvila and Underdogs Gallery are pleased to announce a Gallery Tour at March 23rd, from 2pm.
With each location featuring a unique program, the gallery tour invites viewers on a stroll through the east side of Lisbon to visit the vibrant contemporary art scene in the neighborhoods of Penha de França, Beato and Marvila.
Each space will be hosting a special event - exhibition openings, guided tours, performances, etc. - for a day full of experiences within the Lisbon art scene.
At Coletivo Amarelo, the finale of the exhibition A PELE DA TERRA will take place, as well as a sound manipulation performance with artists Victor Gonçalves and Natalia Loyola.
Finissage: 6pm - 9pm / Performance: 7:30pm
We hope to see you there!
by Stephanie Wruck | Feb 6, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Yellow Collective at the Affordable Art Fair in Brussels
After participating in the editions of the Affordable Art Fair in Amsterdam and Hamburg in 2023, Coletivo Amarelo will be present in the Brussels edition in 2024. The fair opens on the day February 7th and extends until the 11th. The Affordable Art Fair features a range of local and international galleries that will showcase thousands of contemporary works of art at affordable prices. Among the artists who will be exhibited at the fair are Flavia Regaldo, Gabriela Albuquerque, Juliana Matsumura, Natália Loyola, Veridiana Leite and Eduardo Dias.
5 galleries to see this year at the fair!
Affordable Art Fair
The first edition of the Affordable Art Fair took place in Battersea Park, in London, in October 1999. At first, the fair had an audience of 10 thousand people interested in buying art. These include original contemporary paintings, sculptures, photographs and prints in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
After all these years, the Affordable Art Fair takes place in more than 10 cities around the world, including London, New York, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Singapore, Stockholm, Melbourne and Sydney, with two new fairs to open coming soon to Shanghai and Berlin.
In each of its editions, the fair welcomes thousands of art enthusiasts and provides a wide variety of art. They feature established and emerging artists in a mix of local, national and international galleries with affordable artwork.
The Affordable Art Fair is an opportunity to discover emerging artists and galleries at an affordable price. It encourages the democratization of art and its consumption.
The vernissage takes place on February 7th between 5pm and 10pm. For more information about fair times, visit the fair's website Affordable Art Fair!
by Stephanie Wruck | Jan 31, 2024 | Emphasis, Events
Friday, February 2nd at 3pm, guided tour + screening of the film “Ongoing Cave” by Julián D'Angiolillo.
It is a great honor for us to be in partnership with the Geological Museum of Lisbon to carry out a guided tour and screening of the film inside the museum. The visit is part of the program of events during the exhibition SKIN OF THE EARTH, opened on January 20th. The exhibition brings together the work of artist Natália Loyola in her first solo exhibition. Inside the small gallery, metal engravings by Flavia Regaldo create a dialogue with the installations. Curated by Sofia Steinvorth.
The objective is to observe how the exhibition can develop beyond the gallery, creating other spaces for dialogue about our relationship with the earth.
Ongoing Cave (2023), brings underground landscapes, proposing reflections related to human activity on the surface of the earth. Caves operate as omnipresent phenomena, bringing scientific and philosophical investigations.
Special thanks to the National Energy and Geology Laboratory.
by Stephanie Wruck | Jan 11, 2024 | Article, Emphasis, Events
SCHEDULE THIS DATE: Opening on January 20th, from 6pm to 9pm.
A PELE DA TERRA marks the first solo exhibition by artist Natalia Loyola. The exhibition debuts three new installations and explores the development and constitution of the elements that make up what she calls “the skin of the earth”. His work reflects on the ways in which we produce language and inhabit this world through photographic experiments, photo-objects and installations.
How does our present relationship with the land influence our language and our subjectivity?
Our project room, the smallest gallery in Lisbon, will be occupied by Flávia Regaldo, exhibiting the series of metal engravings “Cabeça de anta era boi”. His work explores the cyclical nature of time and geology.
Curated by Sofia Steinvorth
by Stephanie Wruck | Dec 13, 2023 | Article, Emphasis, Events
"Art is a magic that makes hours melt and even days dissolve in seconds, isn't that right, dear?" - Leonora Carrington
SIGNS POINT TO YES is an exhibition that ends the first year of existence of Coletivo Amarelo, bringing together the works of all our female artists. Half celebration, half rite of passage, these are works that portray the mysterious parts of his artistic processes. Playful, unpredictable and dreamlike, there is a feminine oracular force that unites the exhibition, connecting the familiar with the world of the unknown.
Among the works presented, a certain desire for illumination is evident, in which the artists seek to reveal symbolism through layers of paint, detailed drawings and cryptic photographs. Both artists and sorceresses, the works bring with them a mystical character, inviting the public to question what they see.
Perhaps the interpretations of shadows and colors of Juliana Matsumura can provoke a meditative response;
The enigmatic photographs of Natalia Loyola they can attract the viewer's gaze to unfamiliar contexts;
The feminine iconography of Shikha Baheti offers a glimpse into the nourishing, labyrinthine experience of motherhood;
The colorful landscapes of Gabriela Albuquerque they merge into the horizon, questioning the power of nature over human arrogance;
The surreal environments of Jerusa Simone they can cause a feeling of familiar discomfort through the use of repetitive elements;
The luminous paintings of Veridiana Leite they live between reality and the world of dreams, operating as portals to different dimensions;
The abstract paintings of Ana Coutinho exhibit a complete lack of control, following the artist's intense gestures and organic forms.
Regardless of how we choose to explore each artist's work, the exhibition is an invitation to experience the sublimity that emerges from each work. Through the eyes of these women and the visual interpretations they give to their materials, we can see each of them attempt to capture and potentially understand the limitless poetic capacity of the universe. By playing with the invisible, we shake the magic ball number eight and receive an optimistic and affirmative answer to all our questions: signs point to yes.
The exhibition is open until January 13, 2024.
Curated by: Stephanie Wruck
by Stephanie Wruck | Nov 29, 2023 | Emphasis, Events
SIGNS POINT TO YES is an exhibition that ends the first year of existence of Coletivo Amarelo, bringing together the works of all our female artists. The opening takes place onon December 7th from 6pm to 9pm.
Half celebration, half rite of passage, these are works that portray mysterious parts of his artistic processes. Playful, unpredictable and dreamlike, there is a feminine oracular force that unites the exhibition, connecting the familiar with the world of the unknown.Among the works presented, a certain desire for illumination is evident, in which the artists seek to reveal symbolism through layers of paint, detailed drawings and cryptic photographs. Both artists and sorceresses, the works bring with them a mystical character, inviting the public to question what they see.
Perhaps the interpretations of shadows and colors of Juliana Matsumura can provoke a meditative response;
The enigmatic photographs of Natalia Loyola they can attract the viewer's gaze to unfamiliar contexts;
The feminine iconography of Shikha Baheti offers a glimpse into the nourishing, labyrinthine experience of motherhood;
The colorful landscapes of Gabriela Albuquerque they merge into the horizon, questioning the power of nature over human arrogance;
The surreal environments of Jerusa Simone they can cause a feeling of familiar discomfort through the use of repetitive elements;
The luminous paintings of Veridiana Leite they live between reality and the world of dreams, operating as portals to different dimensions;
The abstract paintings of Ana Coutinho exhibit a complete lack of control, following the artist's intense gestures and organic forms.
Regardless of how we choose to explore these artists and their creations, the exhibition is an invitation to experience the sublimity that emerges from each work. Through the eyes of these women and their visual interpretations of their media, we can see each of them attempt to capture and potentially understand the limitless poetic capacity of the universe. As we play with the invisible and shake the magic number eight ball, we receive the optimistic and affirmative answer to all our questions: signs point to yes.
Stephanie Wruck
Curator
by Stephanie Wruck | Nov 7, 2023 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Yellow Collective at the Affordable Art Fair in Hamburg
After participating in the Affordable Art Fair in Amsterdam, Coletivo Amarelo will be present in the Hamburg edition. The fair opens on the day November 9th and extends until the 12th. The Affordable Art Fair features a number of German and international galleries that will present thousands of contemporary and affordable works of art. Among the artists who will be exhibited at the fair are Jerusa Simone, Osias André, Natália Loyola, Shikha Baheti, Gabriela Albuquerque, Juliana Matsumura and Gianlluca Carneiro.
Affordable Art Fair
The first edition of the Affordable Art Fair took place in Battersea Park, in London, in October 1999. At first, the fair had an audience of 10 thousand people interested in buying art. These include original contemporary paintings, sculptures, photographs and prints in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
After all these years, the Affordable Art Fair takes place in more than 10 cities around the world, including London, New York, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Singapore, Stockholm, Melbourne and Sydney, with two new fairs to open coming soon to Shanghai and Berlin.
In each of its editions, the fair welcomes thousands of art enthusiasts and provides a wide variety of art. They feature established and emerging artists in a mix of local, national and international galleries with affordable artwork.
The Affordable Art Fair is an opportunity to discover emerging artists and galleries at an affordable price. It encourages the democratization of art and its consumption.
The vernissage takes place on November 9th between 6pm and 10pm. For more information about fair times, visit the fair's website Affordable Art Fair!
by Stephanie Wruck | Oct 24, 2023 | Article, Emphasis, Events
Coletivo Amarelo at the Affordable Art Fair in Amsterdam
In November, Coletivo Amarelo will be present at the Affordable Art Fair in Amsterdam! This is the 17th edition of the fair in the city and the exhibition runs from the 1st to the 5th of November. The Affordable Art Fair features a number of Dutch and international galleries that will showcase thousands of contemporary and affordable works of art.
Affordable Art Fair
The first edition of the Affordable Art Fair took place in Battersea Park, in London, in October 1999. At first, the fair had an audience of 10 thousand people interested in buying art. These include original contemporary paintings, sculptures, photographs and prints in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
After all these years, the Affordable Art Fair takes place in more than 10 cities around the world, including London, New York, Hong Kong, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Brussels, Singapore, Stockholm, Melbourne and Sydney, with two new fairs to open coming soon to Shanghai and Berlin.
In each of its editions, the fair welcomes thousands of art enthusiasts and provides a wide variety of art. They feature established and emerging artists in a mix of local, national and international galleries with affordable artwork.
The Affordable Art Fair is an opportunity to discover emerging artists and galleries at an affordable price. It encourages the democratization of art and its consumption.
Coletivo Amarelo and the Affordable Art Fair
This is the first year that Coletivo Amarelo will be part of the fair in the city of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands. As a relatively new art gallery, this is an opportunity to take our artists to a place where our purpose converges into one: promoting art.
At the Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam, we will exhibit a diverse collection while keeping inclusion and education at the forefront, with local and international artists. These will be transformative works that encompass photography, painting and sculptures.
Among the artists who will be exhibited at the fair are Jerusa Simone, Osias André, Natália Loyola, Eduardo Dias, Gabriela Albuquerque, among others!
The vernissage takes place on November 1st between 5pm and 10pm. For more information about fair times, visit the fair's website Affordable Art Fair!
