About Us
Founded in 2020, the Yellow Collective was born as a platform with a dual mission: to foster meaningful conversations about contemporary art and to offer a curated selection of works by emerging artists. Our commitment is to make art more accessible by providing a space where collectors and enthusiasts can discover, engage with and acquire original works. We collaborate with independent curators, artists and cultural spaces, creating a bridge between artistic dialogue and the commercialization of art, in a dynamic environment.
Stephanie Wruck
Stephanie Wruck is an independent writer, curator and co-founder and Creative Director of Coletivo Amarelo, an art gallery dedicated to fostering inclusive and experimental approaches to art, curatorial methodologies and open dialogues about the commercialization of art. Her work focuses on creating more inclusive, affective and experimental ways of studying, sharing and experiencing art.
Through Coletivo Amarelo and her independent practice, Stephanie promotes alternative curatorial models that encourage deeper engagement and open dialog between artists, audiences and institutions. With experience in mentoring artists, curating exhibitions, organizing public programs, participating in international art fairs and consulting for collectors, Stephanie brings a broad, collaborative perspective to the cultural field.
Her curatorial projects and her writing are based on the conviction that art has the potential to build community, expand perception and imagine new forms of learning and exchange.
Gabriela Albuquerque
Gabriela Albuquerque is a visual artist who lives and works in Portugal. Her professional career has always been guided by creative exercise, first in literature and then in curating and art criticism. She lived for six years in the USA, between the east and west coasts and during this experience she immersed herself in artistic practice, developing as a painter.
With the aim of promoting new artists in the contemporary art scene, he created, together with Stephanie, the Yellow Collective, which aims to provide new approaches and discussions about art.
