EXHIBITS











The Braziliant art Exhibit, took place at the Lawrence Heritage State Park, in Lawrence, on the month of January, 2014. 
The warmer and colorful artwork broke up the cold of one of  the coldest winters in many years. It was a noticeable contrast of the season and the tropical arousal of a bright Brazilian mind. 










With 2 major exhibits through the Cambridge art Association, Zadereski has gained its way forward into one of the most important art affiliation in New England.




http://www.cambridgeart.org/














C O L O R E S






Latino News Online "COLORES" muestra de arte por Lineu Zadereski

Latino News Multimedia le da la bienvenida al pintor, escultor y diseñador gráfico brasileño Lineu Zadereski y a su muestra "COLORES", en exposición en nuestras oficinas de la ciudad de Lawrence MA. (582 Essex St. 01840) este 16 noviembre del 2012.

Después de su traslado a EE.UU. en 1999 Zadereski se gradúa del Middlesex Community College en Lowell, MA, con títulos en Diseñador Gráfico y Arte. "El Diseño gráfico utilizando un computador influencio algunos aspectos de mi trabajo y mi estilo" dice Zadereski, agregando "Esto me permitió crear prolíficamente, a veces trabajando en docenas de obras a la vez".

Inspirándose en las influencias americanas multiculturales y artísticas, también en los colores y el flujo de esta nueva vida a su alrededor, desarrolla así, un estilo personal cada vez más inquieto en equilibrio, simetría y proporción. 
Los trabajos de Zadereski se distinguen por el uso audaz del color y su referencia juguetona al cubismo. Durante los últimos años se dedicó a investigar las dinámicas de abstracción invitando al espectador a confiar en su imaginación al interpretar el estilo de su arte y el uso de "COLORES".

Lineu continúa perfeccionando su técnica, trabajando a través de varios medios para expresar su visión del mundo. Además de sus propios proyectos, a Lineu le apasiona llevar el arte a la comunidad a través de sus expresiones vibrantes con influencias pop.

Hoy en día, sin embargo, el gusto personal del artista se mueve en nuevas direcciones, resultando en más trabajos menos tradicionales formando una carrera si bien audaz, también sólida y bien aceptada.

Zadereski participo recientemente de dos eventos de arte muy importantes, el día de Brasil en Boston, con su instalación "SUEÑOS DE BRASIL", tributo a los 100 años de aniversario de dos íconos de la cultura brasileña el escritor Jorge Amado y el músico Luis Gonzaga y el 15 de septiembre pasado en el Boston UNOW (Noche Unida de Adoración) con su actuación en vivo ante 6.000 personas pintando el Cristo Redentor con los colores de la bandera brasileña. El evento fue televisado en directo a través de GodTv en más de 200 naciones.

La próxima exposición de Zadereski sera el 16 noviembre en Lawrence MA. en las oficinas de Latino News Multimedia, la cual tendrá acceso libre y gratuito.

A final de este año calendario, Lineu mostrará sus obras de arte una vez más en el Restaurante Moquecas de cambridgde, MA. (www.muquecarestaurant.com) del 19 de noviembre al 17 de diciembre, a continuación, la muestra se trasladara a unas pocas cuadras al Cafe Kafofo (www.cafekafofo.com) a partir del 18 de diciembre al 16 de enero.

Visite las oficinas de Latino News Multimedia este 16 de noviembre para degustar el arte brasileño como nunca antes!





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On September 15th, the United Night Of Worship 2012, did take place at the City Hall Plaza in Boston, with 8 thousand people that attended to this amazing event. Lineu brought on stage a live performance by introducing a colorful graffiti art of the famous statue of Cristo Redentor, "Christ The Redeemer". The large canvas was painted using the Brazilian flag colors; Green, Yellow, Blue and white, with strong expression of his faith and heritage. 








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17th Brazilian Independence Day Festival


The 17th Independence Brazilian Festival was sponsored by The Brazilian Government, Caixa Economica Federal, Banco do Brasil, Boston' Brazilian Consulate with de direction of Heloisa Galvao, the executive director of Brazilian Woman's Group, and Junior Catao from MAPS (Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers).
The Independence Brazilian Festival takes place at the Herter Park, at 1175 Soldiers Field, Brighton, MA. on September 9, 2012. This is the biggest Brazilian event in the region that brings thousands of people together to celebrate the Brazilian culture and it's wonderful values.

Lineu worked together with this event to bring homage to celebrate the 100 years of Jorge Amado; Brazilian writer, and also to Luiz Gonzaga, a prominent Brazilian musician, folksinger, songwriter and poet.

The logo (image above) was created by Lineu who participates in this great event, by inviting everyone with a open arms to join this special day throughout the many expressions of art. Zadereski also extended a invitation to the community to participate at the day of the festival by painting and drawing together on what would best represent the brazilian dreams. 




























"Rising Star" Award 2011


On December 10th, 2011, Lineu Zadereski was awarded by TALENTO BRASIL for its relevant contribution to the Arts, Culture and Brazilian Community in United States.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLdwwc0RE-M 











The marketing materials for the Lowell Alfresco. 

Graphic designed by Lineu Zadereski.





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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3o67FDR6q4&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL



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http://www.lowell.org/Pages/Testimonials.aspx









On June 11 the Culture Flows did feature a public art installation of over 24 murals created by over 500 Lowell students. Each mural was inspired by the various ethnic backgrounds and heritages that comprise Lowell. The murals were depict the Riverfest fish logo designed by, Lineu Zadereski, who also presented his temporary sculpture for the festival. Zadereski was invited by the Cultural Organization of Lowell (COOL) to lead the massive Riverfest art project, which included creating the logo and graphic design for all of the marketing materials. Lineu was honored by the experience of being a Brazilian artist representing the nations of these multicultural and artistic city. 

THE LOWELL SUN








Lineu Zadereski was a guest speaker at SHARE PROSPERITY: a Conference on Social and Economic Contributions of Refugees and Immigrants to the Community, which was held at Middlesex Community College on May 20, 2011.

Brazilian born, Lineu testified of the opportunities that he has had to contribute to his community through artistic expression. The connection between his Brazilian heritage and his life now have given weight to his societal contribution in Massachusetts. He counted the Liberal Arts degree that he completed in America among his achievements, stating that the degree had already paid him back with great rewards.

Lineu related some of his most relevant moments as an immigrant in the U.S., including those that led to truly unique and unexpected opportunities. He stated, "more important that what we can do, is what (who) we really can be". He concluded his speech rendering of one thousand words by presenting one image. It was "Cultural Flows", the visual concept that he was honored to design for the Lowell Riverfest in Lowell, Massachusetts.







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http://iine.us/2011/04/shared-prosperity/













On July 29-31, 2011, the Lowell Folk Festival, celebrated its 25th anniversary. Once again, it was confirmed to be the nation’s largest free folk festival by drawing about 200,000 people to its 3 day event.


Lineu joined one of the festival’s artistic venues by presenting a street art exhibit for the first time while some of his artworks were simultaneously displayed at the 119 Art Gallery in Lowell. But the special thing about this double exhibition was that both venues expressed harmony and contrasts with the bold and simple flowing over the reflections and the extractions of a dialogue between the artist and the audience.


This mixed bag of experiences clarifies to Zadereski that ideas and opportunities may arrive in different places and mean different things at different times. It also creates new intersections to connect with the art world by exchanging signatures from indoors to everywhere at the open air.












The SMILES art exhibit at the Newbury College on September 16th, 2010 became more than just a gallery event for Lineu Zadereski, as it portrayed visual gratifications of Lineu’s colorful works. The vibrant art reception drew a large number of people who were introduced to the stimulating affect of art on the senses. There was excitement about expressive art due to the dynamic and inspiring visions of Arthur Birkling (curator-professor). The opportunity to work with Newbury College was bright light in the Lineu Zadereski’s personal and professional journey.


Zadereski aspires to embody his remarkably graphic personality in his work, evident in his LOGO (image above). The geometry and balance of his style are characterized by stability, order and proportion.  His art conveys confidence and optimism.


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On June 17th at the Innovative Cities Conference, Featuring Best Practices in Urban Development, Lineu Zadereski in collaborative work with Maristela Tosato (MAPS of Lowell), Allegra Willians and Robert Forrant,  presented the movie “A Convenient Truth: Urban Solutions from Curitiba, Brazil.”


Zadereski was born and raised when Brazil’s model city went through remarkable transformation. He learned of the challenges and benefits of growing up in a changing and innovative environment.  His hometown was an ever-changing canvas of brilliance. The Film depicts Curitiba in its glory as the first city in the world to recycle urban disposables, to build a public transportation system, to offer innovative affordable housing, and city’s largest green area per habitant, with the population approximately 1.75 million people (8th largest nationwide). On April 7, 2010 - The Brazilian city Curitiba won the Globe Sustainable City Award 2010, awarded for excellent sustainable urban development.

As a speaker Lineu emotes education, highlighting the development and consistency of the masterful visions of the City’s designers. Lineu says: “A sustainable city emerges of a simple yet broadly social program, that sets a unique stage for a tangible future”. 

Conference Location held at the UMass Lowell Inn; Conference Center in Lowell, MA, in participation with Lowell National Historical Park, The Lowell Plan, Inc., Middlesex Community College, the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and Honorary Chair U.S. Representative Niki Tsongas.



http://www.innovativecitiesconference.com/schedule.htm

http://globeaward.org/winner-city-2010













The largest Brazilian trade show in the United States, The ExpoBusiness America - Brazilian Trade Show, on June 5th and 6th, 2010, took place at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. The entire structure and format has been successfully approved by more than 570 exhibitors and 50,000 Brazilian visitors in Japan. In a large pavilion with more than 18,000 sq.ft., companies from various sectors such as food, banking and investment, communication, electronics, imports, information technology, fashion, tourism and retail were showcasing new products and services, as well as promoting direct sale to the public.  Additionally, there were NPOs, corporate and government entities and seminars on topics such as motivation, leadership, entrepreneurship, business opportunities and everyday life subjects. 

The Expo showcased the Brazilian Art Exhibit “mulher” with Lineu and other Brazilian artists. The Brazilian art in this event was met with a very receptive audience. Zadereski stated, “Art is not one product of it’s gift, but it is something that everyone can have.”  












"CHEERS"


Boylston Street' Starbucks in Boston, MA. held a solo exhibit of Lineu Zadereski in the month of May, 2010. Thousands of coffee and pastry's were enjoyed within colorful artwork displayed at the heart of the city. 

















THE WOMEN'S DAY EVENT


On May 22, 2010 Lineu Zadereski in collaboration with MAPS, promoted a women’s day at the Lowell Maps office, teaching Marbleizing Techniques. The event promoted a series of subjects of interest to women such as health, family, domestic issues and self-esteem. It was a positive and educational event. The technique taught by Lineu applied different acrylic colors over a special water solution which created a mixture of colorful, smooth, abstract designs over large sheets of paper. The beauty was seen as the paper absorbed the color design from the wet surface. The colors were select by each of the female participants, and then the colors were correlated to various expressive words such as confidence, beauty, hope, wisdom, love, energy, intuition and more.  These words were reflected in the personalities of the women, i.e.


GREEN is the color of nature, fertility and life. Green symbolizes self-respect and well-being, it is the color of balance, also referring to learning, growth and harmony. The color green refers to healing and the life force for well-balanced people.





POSTER DESIGNED BY LINEU ZADERESKI




The event called Cultural Kaleidoscope took place at CCF Lowell on May 7, 8, and 9, 2010. The vision was to present a multicultural fellowship, celebrating the variety and the richness of the different countries represented in the Lowell, Massachusetts area. This was done through the introduction of skilled musicians, the preparation of ethnic food, various dramatizations and a art show of diverse pieces.  The three-day event was stimulating to the attendees who witnessed and tasted of this multicultural event with all of their senses.  

Lineu was the primary coordinator for this event and he is also an interpreter (English/Portuguese) for the Brazilian speakers during CCF’s Sundays Services.












POSTER DESIGNED BY LINEU ZADERESKI





From February 18, through March 27, 2010 at the Somerville Museum, the Brazilian art exhibit “mulher” (meaning ‘woman’ in Portuguese), celebrated the 15th Anniversary of the BWG (Brazilian Women’s Group, in Somerville - MA).  This also marks the 100th Celebration of International Women’s Day. The exhibit celebrated women through film, photography, paintings, jewelry, and interior design by Brazilian artists.

These fine works were created by Alexandre Emmanuel, Ana Doria, Celia Toschi, Clara Bohrer, Felipe Machado, Josias Monteiro, Laise Doria, Lineu Zadereski, Margarette Mattos, Ricardo Nassif, and Wilson Gouvea.






Photos Jose Ronaldo- ofavorito.com
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Lineu believes that his steps to follow his dream as an artist include a succession of dual goals.  He finds joy and great satisfaction in the creativity of his art, and he is able to share what he has created. With such desire Lineu debuted his first solo art exhibition called “EYE LASHES. The Chelsea City Cafe opened doors for this budding artist with great promise and high expectations. Along with faithful friends and excited supporters the artist was surrounded by the newness and fresh energy of happy faces and guests. At the apotheosis of his art exhibit, Lineu sold two of his 11 pieces of art.  This confirmed to Lineu that his dreams and hard work as an artist are valid, sustaining and ongoing.  He continues to believe that his art will belong to all who trust in his talent and future career. It is about the joy of his creative journey, and the blessing of sharing the outcomes with fans and followers. 

Lineu shares the core of his thoughts by saying: “I am so grateful that I placed the sole of my right foot treadeth in the land of the ART.

Special knowledge of appreciation to Bonnie Woods, curator and friend. Thank you all.









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"Eye Lashes"
Chelsea City Cafe. Chelsea, MA.
Solo Exhibit.
October 2 - November 2, 2009.

"Ocean State"
Chestnut Street Cafe. Providence, RI.
Solo Exhibit.
December 12, 2009 - January 31, 2010.

"Starbucks"
Starbucks Drum Hill, Chelmsford, Ma.
Solo Exhibit.
February 2010.
"Diversity in Art"
Lowell General Hospital, Lowell, Ma.
Group Exhibit.
February, 2010.

“mulher” The Brazilian Art Exhibit.
Somerville Museum. Somerville, MA.
February 18 - March 27, 2010.

“Cultural Kaleidoscope”
Community Christian Fellowship. Lowell, MA.
May 7 - 9, 2010.

“Cheers”
Boylston Street Starbucks. Boston, MA.
Solo Exhibit.
May 1 - June 1, 2010.

“mulher” The Brazilian Art Exhibit.
ExpoBusines America, Brazilian Trade Show. 
Seaport World Trade Center. Boston, MA.
June 5 - 6, 2010.

“CURITIBA”
Innovative Cities: Best Practice in Urban Development
UMass Lowell Inn; Conference Center, Lowell, MA.
Solo Exhibit.
June 17, 2010.

“Smiles by Lineu Zadereski”
Newbury College Art Gallery. Brookline, MA.
Solo Exhibit.
September, 2010.


“Smiles by Lineu Zadereski”
The Gallery at Spencer Lofts. Chelsea, MA.
Solo Exhibit.
November, 2010.

“SHARING”
SHARE PROSPERITY:
Social and Economic Contributions of Refugees and Immigrants to the Community.
Middlesex Community College. Lowell MA. 
Solo Exhibit.
May 20, 2011.

“Culture Flows”
Lowell Riverfest. Lowell, MA.
Solo Sculpture Exhibit.
June 11, 2011.

 "Agape"
Agape Vine Christian Arts
Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center,
Dorchester, MA.
July 16th, 2011.

“Lowell Alfresco”
Graphic Artist Designer, Lowell MA.
June - July, 2011.

“Lowell Folkfestival” 
Street Art Exhibit. Lowell, MA.
July 2011.

“Ecology: Science / Nature”
119 Art Gallery. Lowell, MA.
July 2011.

“Dunamis”
Acton Memorial Library. Acton, MA.
Solo Exhibit.
September, 2011.

“MAPS”
Massachusetts Aliance of Portuguese Speakers.
Open house. Cambridge, MA.
October 25th, 2011.

"Talento Brasil"
Rising Star Award 2011. Everet, MA.
December 10, 2011.
“Dickens in Lowell Soiree”
Nesmith House. Lowell, MA.
Charles Dickens.
March, 2012.

"That Was Then, This Is Now"
119 Art Gallery, Lowell, MA.
8th Annual Members' Exhibit.
July, 2012.

"Brazilian Independence Day Festival"
Heter Park, Boston, MA.
Exhibit and art instalation.
September, 2012.

"UNOW"
United Night Of Worship
City Hall Plaza, Boston MA.
Live art performance and exhibit.
September, 2012.
"COLORES"
Latino News Online
Lawrence, MA
November, 2012.
"CARDAPIO"
Muquecas Restaurant.
Cafe Kafofo
Cambridge, MA
Nov - Dec 2012
January 2013.
NEW MEMBER SHOW
Cambridge Art Association
University Place Gallery.
Cambridge, MA.
July - August 2013.

FALL Art Exhibit
C A A
Kathryn Schultz Gallery.
Cambridge, MA.
October 2013.



"BRAZILIANT"
Lawrence Heritage State Park
Lawrence, MA
January, 2014.








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