At Alma Artista, contemporary art exhibitions are constantly evolving.
Different artists, different practices, all unfolding in Calheta, on Madeira Island.
Here, art doesn’t hang in silence. Alma Artista Gallery presents contemporary art exhibitions that breathe, converse and evolve. Between artists, place and current practices, this is a space where each exhibition invites curiosity — and, perhaps, encourages you to stay a little longer.
A playful exhibition where animals become characters full of humour and personality. Colourful, joyful original artworks that bring a smile, created by artists living in Madeira.
Inspired by the Atlantic Ocean surrounding Madeira, this exhibition celebrates whales, dolphins, turtles and the life of the sea. Original paintings and artworks that capture the colours and movement of the ocean.
From wild creatures to familiar companions, this exhibition explores the animal world through different styles and techniques. A lively collection of original contemporary artworks.
Mountains, coastlines, light and sky: landscapes from Madeira and beyond, seen through the eyes of different artists. Original paintings that invite you to travel without leaving the gallery.
Faces, figures and personalities take centre stage in this exhibition. Portraits and characters, sometimes realistic, sometimes dreamlike, each with a story to tell.
A vibrant tribute to Africa: its people, wildlife, colours and rhythms. Original artworks full of warmth and energy, exhibited at Alma Artista Gallery in Calheta, Madeira.
Where art meets the sea: sailboat sails become both canvas and inspiration. A unique exhibition celebrating sailing, wind and light, right by Calheta Marina.
Handmade jewellery and ceramics by local artists: unique pieces to wear, offer or bring home as a lasting souvenir of Madeira.
Some of the works presented here continue their journey beyond exhibitions,
living in homes and everyday spaces.
The gallery programme features temporary exhibitions, artist presentations and curated projects connected to the cultural life of Madeira.