Alexandre Estrela

Portuguese | 1971

Alexandre Estrela is a Portuguese Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1971.

Where can I see Alexandre Estrela's works?

Numerous key galleries and museums such as MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art have featured Alexandre Estrela's work in the past.

Alexandre Estrela in the news

Alexandre Estrela has been featured in articles for ArtDaily, Frieze Magazine and Wallpaper . The most recent article is Exhibition Programme 2025 written for e-flux in February 2025.

Past Exhibitions

Alexandre Estrela: ViewSonic

Travesia Cuatro, Madrid

Madrid | Spain

Nov 16,2024 - Feb 15,2025

Alexandre Estrela: Flat Bells

MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art

Midtown | New York | USA

Nov 04,2023 - Jan 07,2024

Between 58 and 131 infinitely

Galerie Martin Janda

Vienna | Austria

Sep 12,2023 - Oct 28,2023

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Articles

Exhibition Programme 2025

e-flux 14/02/2025

The CIAJG 2025 exhibition programme embraces a zigzag dynamic. The exhibition in our gallery unfolds into a journey through different temporalities and spaces.

Expansion of Museu Serralves by Álvaro Siza Opens

ArtDaily 25/02/2024

Serralves Foundation announced the opening of the new Álvaro Siza Wing, the expansion of the Serralves Museum designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect, Álvaro Siza.

Alexandre Estrela and João Maria Gusmão’s Cinematic Dance with Light

Frieze Magazine 07/01/2022

At Travesía Cuatro, Mexico City, the two artists illuminate the three-storey gallery space with projected video animations and magic lanterns.

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Coverage

“ ..Estrela works mainly with video and photography to discuss the relationship between matter, images, and perception... ”
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PIVÔ

“ ..Based on a meticulous survey of the relationship between images and the viewer, Estrela skilfully manipulates light and the spectator’s perception through unexpected visual effects and through a sophisticated... ”
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Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art

“ ..Starting off almost always from less than expected associations between sound and image, the artist offers clues for their decoding in the titles and the synopses provided to the viewers in the form of... ”
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Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art