Jelato Love

21/09/2019

Nos vemos en un rato❤️See U in a lil bit
Tomas Absolon / Kate Steciw. 'Zu Verkaufen' (La Nit de l'Art)

17/07/2019

🌴❤️🌴❤️🌴

Con motivo de su exposición ‘Tropical Mantra’ en Barcelona.

05/06/2019

THANK U everyone who made this exhibition really special. Artists, neighbours, friends, colleagues, gallery people, and family who gave their support and attended the opening.

LOVE FOR ALL❤️

ARTISTS: Tomas Absolon, Marta Armengol, Diego Sanchez Barceló, Andrew Birk (https://andrewbirk.com/), Eric Copeland, Nina Crisante, Rachel De Joode, Gracia de Juan, Fátima de Juan, Bel Fullana, David Goode Hill, Marie Haefner, Stelios Karamanolis, Daif King, Horacio Estefania Lafuente, Saga Lang, Hrefna Hörn Leifsdóttir, Dag Lindberg (https://www.instagram.com/daglindberg/), Rachel Lord, Miltos Manetas, Ryan Mcmullan, Julià Panadès, Nacho Pezzati, Tula Plumi (http://tulaplumi.blogspot.com/), Social Practice Mafia, Marta Pujades, Michael Pybus, Sara Regal (https://sararegal.com/), Nörä Rënäüd, María José Ribas (http://www.marijoribas.es/), Guillermo Rubí, Pauł Sochacki, Keith Allyn Spencer, Xiuching Tsay (https://www.xiuchingtsay.com/), Amos Turner, Rita Vitorelli, RENE Wagner Sports, Sarah Watson.

On view until July 3rd

05/06/2019

On view until July 3rd

03/02/2019

Yanyan Huang
Estrid Lutz
Michael Pybus
Keith Allyn Spencer

15.12.2018 - 16.02.2019

Jelato Love celebrate their first four exhibitions, each artist visited Palma de Mallorca for the setup and opening of their exhibitions, we wish we could bring them all back to celebrate the end of the year together! Bringing their work together is the next best thing.

The works in the exhibition are similar to those already exhibited, but either previously unseen or hung in a different composition, in the case of Keith Allyn Spencer’s reversible and foldable large scale plastic paintings.

If you missed Yanyan Huang’s exhibition, you’ll have a chance to see unseen drawings as well as her painting directly onto the glass of entrance and interior wall at Jelato Love.

31/01/2019

31/01/2019

Yanyan Huang at Jelato Love
20.09—03.11.2018

[Texto en español: http://jelato.love/exhibitions/es/yanyan-huang]

Jelato Love is pleased to present ‘El Baile’ the first solo exhibition in Spain of Yanyan Huang, born Sichuan, China, lives in Beijing, New York, and California.

The exhibition title, translated from Spanish as ‘The Dance’, refers to her unified theory of art, a totality only perceptible in fragments, that considers forms as actions in an ongoing performance.

Contained within each of her artworks are various reference points from her multi-layered, tradition-bound cultural training, including painting, calligraphy, classical music, and ballet, as well as Internet-based video performance, where each vein embodies a distillation of a grander interconnected, but perpetually incomplete work.

In Huang’s work, interconnectedness is crucial, each brush stroke mirroring a practice that echoes her early piano training – from the age of seven Huang practiced piano two hours each day, and her prodigious talent led her to win competitions and perform with the Utah Symphony at age eleven – to paint: Huang practices thousands of compositions and gestures with ink or color on paper, training her muscle memory, so when time comes to apply paint to canvas the marks come out fluidly and naturally as in a performance.

If one reduces the understanding of performance to a gesture, and think of every gesture as being active in a grand life theatre, an important component of Huang’s practice emerges again: that of interconnection. In her own words “different fields of study - music, dance, martial arts, astronomy - while superficially disparate, all have parallels and are all essentially interconnected”. Nothing is singular or pure, and it is this essence which so perfectly connects a contemporary practice to ancient Chinese philosophy that is subtly but wholly present in Huang’s oeuvre.

“Painting and calligraphy are closely related to qigong (‘Life Energy Cultivation’) breathing exercises, and the martial arts, the physical act of creation is itself a healthy form of exercise that nourishes one's qi (ch'i 氣) energy.” – Qiu XhiJie

Yanyan Huang was born in Sichuan, China in 1988, lives in Beijing, California, and New York. Solo shows include: Cloud Tempo at Salt Projects (Beijing, CN, 2017), Nebbia del Tempo at Ibid (Los Angeles, 2017), Giardino del Tempo at Tomorrow Gallery (New York, NY, 2016) and Ex Silentio at CURA’s Basement Roma (Rome, Italy, 2016). Group exhibitions include, Hidden Words at Gallery Vacancy (Shanghai, CN, 2018), After Effect “Vapegoat Rising,” Arturo Bandini at Ballroom Marfa (2016) and Windoes at The Composing Rooms (Berlin, DE 2015).

10/01/2019

Photos from our current exhibition 'Xmas Coma' online very soon! Sign up to our mailing list or follow us on Instagram be first to see them: http://jelato.love/follow

07/10/2018

Images of Yanyan Huang's exhibition 'El Baile' at Jelato Love now online: http://jelato.love/exhibitions/en/yanyan-huang

25/09/2018

Artist Michael Pybus selected as one of the 10 best artists working today to invest in — by British GQ (with a picture of Pybus's show at Jelato Love

22/09/2018

Esta noche,

Yanyan Huang, 'El Baile' — Opening Nit de l'Art

Os esperamos!