10 Artists to collect at Estampa

Estampa, the contemporary art fair, has been held in Madrid in the autumn for 29 years, and its scope of work is the art market in Spain. At RedCollectors we have had the pleasure of selecting 10 artists with outstanding works from the fair.

Buy, collect, discover and enjoy art from anywhere in the world from galleries such as NF/Nieves Fernández , SET Espai D'art , Blanca Berlín Gallery , Espacio Líquido+La Gran , DDR art Gallery , Lumbreras Gallery , Víctor Lope Contemporary Art , Proyecto H , Leyendecker Gallery , Llamazares Gallery, among others.

Top 10 Artists to collect at ESTAMPA

1. LAURA F. GINELLINI (MADRID, SPAIN, 1978)

Laura F. Gibellini has exhibited at Matadero, Madrid; Centro de Cultura Contemporánea (CCCB), Barcelona; Künstlerhaus Glogauer, Berlin; Capella de Sant Roc, Tarragona; Museo de Los Sures, New York; Accademia di Belle Arti, Rome; International Studio Curatorial Program (ISCP), etc. Laura F. Gibellini's artistic practice is of a processual and diagrammatic nature and is formalized primarily through drawing, site-specific installations, video, the creation of objects and writing.

2. CHINGSUM JESSYE LUK (HONG KONG, 1982)

The work of Chingsum Jessye Luk (Hong Kong, 1982; lives and works in Zurich) addresses the limits of the artistic and its relationship with the everyday, it is a meditation on the evolution of time, memory, perception and language. The artist collects small and simple objects from everyday life, and her interest lies in monotonous and repetitive gestures. Her work is a study of the cyclical and infinite nature of time, an exercise in discipline, a praise of the trivial, a tribute to boredom. In 2019, Chingsum Jessye Luk received the artistic scholarship from the city of Zurich, currently enjoying a 6-month residency in Paris.

3. ISABEL MUÑOZ (Barcelona, Spain, 1951)

Estampa_RedCollectors (7).jpg — **Isabel Muñoz**

Photograph, 40 x 40 cm

Buy

For more than forty years, Isabel Muñoz (Barcelona, 1951) has travelled the world with her camera, capturing human feelings in their purest form. In 2016 she was awarded the National Photography Prize, having previously won such prestigious awards as the World Press Photo 1999 and 2004, the Bartolomé Ross, the Unicef Spain, the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts in 2009, the Community of Madrid Prize, etc. Recently, she was elected a member of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in the New Image Arts section. Her images are part of the most important public and private collections around the world.

4. PABLO LINSAMBARTH (SANTIAGO, CHILE, 1989)

He holds a degree in Fine Arts from the University of Chile and a Master's degree in Arts, with a major in Visual Arts from the same institution. Through different media such as painting, video and installation, Linsambarth explores the ways in which memory and family archives, in dialogue with political events and life in the city, produce specific forms of understanding and meaning the world. He has exhibited individually in Chile and abroad.

5. AMAYA SUBERVIOLA (MENDAVIA, SPAIN, 1993)

Amaya Suberviola graduated in Art, specializing in painting and graphics from the Public University of the Basque Country (2011-2015), where she also completed a master's degree in Painting (2016). She has enjoyed several awards and residencies such as the Navarra Art Studies Extension Grant (2015 and 2016), the Nautilus residency (Lanzarote, 2017), the Bilbaoarte Study Grant Grant (Bilbao, 2021), the Ertibil Selection Award (Bilbao, 2021), the Basque Government Artistic Production Grant (2021) or the Vegap Production Grant (2021). She has shown her work in cities such as Bilbao (SC Gallery and Galería Lumbreras), Madrid (Sala Galileo), Amsterdam (Marian Cramer Projects), or Miami (Void Projects).

6. CESC ABAD (BARCELONA, SPAIN, 1973)

Throughout his years of experimentation, Cesc Abad has developed a special interest in man and his relationship and effect on nature. After years of studying the great masters of painting, he found his technical tool in the post-impressionist brushstroke and history in symbolism. This mixture leads to a work that is both figurative and conceptual, resulting in an introspective task from the point of view of nature, but which suggests many questions to the viewer.

7. MANOLO VALDES (VALENCIA, SPAIN, 1942)

For the co-founder of Equipo Crónica, the works of great creators serve as a "pretext" for his aesthetic approaches, in which texture, matter, the representation of the human body and expressiveness are palpable, especially in painting. Among his many awards he has received, the National Medal of Fine Arts of Spain (1985), the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts (1998). In 1999, he represented Spain at the Venice Biennale and in 2007, he was named Officier de l'Ordre National du Mérite in France. Selecting some of his huge exhibitions, we can highlight: Monumental Sculpture Place Vendôme, Paris (2016); Manolo Valdés, Marlborough Fine Art London (2016); Sculptures and Works on Paper, Marlborough Gallery, New York (2013); Manolo Valdés, Monumental Sculpture.

8. VIRGINIA RIVAS (MADRID, SPAIN, 1981)

She lives and works in Hervás (Cáceres) Founding Partner. AVAEX. Visual Artists and Associates of Extremadura. Advisory Partner. Blanco, Negro y Magenta. Association of Women Artists. Madrid. Represented by DDR Art Gallery. Madrid. In 2006 she graduated in Fine Arts (specializing in painting) from the University of Salamanca, during which time she received an Erasmus Scholarship and was able to study at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Venice. The work is part of the current project of Virginia Rivas, in which the artist reflects on the surrounding chromatics and the perception of them based on the different emotional, social and political situations in which we find ourselves, establishing a dialogue between the realities that make up our lives through color and its plastic-visual versatility, while delving into the possibilities of the medium itself.

9. ESTEFANIA MARTÍN SÁENZ (BILBAO, SPAIN, 1982)

Estefanía Martín Sáenz (Bilbao, 1982) is one of the young Spanish artists with the greatest international projection. Her personal work, focused on drawing and research into textile materials, has recently been awarded the 1st Millennium BCP Foundation Emerging Art Award in Portugal (2018), as well as the 19th Circuitos de Arte Joven de Madrid Award (2008) and the 1st

DKV-MAKMA Drawing Prize (2015).

10. JOSE LERMA (SEVILLE, SPAIN, 1971)

Jose Lerma

Drawing, 60.96 x 45.72 cm

Buy

Lerma was born in Seville in 1971. He currently lives and works in Chicago. The demiurge. José Lerma, whose aim is to create a collapse between the personal and historical art, uses drawing and painting to establish a modification of perspective, also rethinking the dialogue with the public. Through silicone collages and iconographic mounds, he creates carpets of portraits with satire and disobedience. Works scattered on the floor and sacred spaces of art demystified, in a narrative that the Spanish artist based in New York writes with ink and acrylic to break down an uncertain tradition.

See more works in Shop

10 Artists to collect at Estampa

Top 10 Artists to collect at ESTAMPA

Conviértete en Coleccionista Sabio

Descubre obras de arte únicas

Vende tu colección de arte

Best Sellers

Rafael Canogar

Jaume Plensa

G. Perez Villalta

John Genoves

Art for less than €1,000

Rafael Canogar

Rafael Amoros

Regine Schumann

Rafael Canogar