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A CONTEMPORARY ART DESTINATION IN CASCAIS  Lu Mourelle Art Gallery brings together contemporary artists from Portugal and around the world in the historic centre of Cascais, Lisbon District, Portugal.

AN UNCONVENTIONAL GALLERY

A curated contemporary programme in Cascais

Current exhibition

18 September - 31 October

Mariola Landowska
Exploring memory, nature and cultural symbolism through colour and gesture, at Lu Mourelle Art Gallery, Cascais, Lisbon District, Portugal.

INNER WORLDS

Inner Worlds is a contemporary art exhibition in Cascais bringing together six international artists exploring identity, emotion, memory and perception through painting, photography and mixed media.

Featuring Lu Mourelle, JReichler, Ana Archer, Victor Costa, Mariola Landowska and Marcelo Barbosa, the exhibition brings together distinct artistic languages that transform inner experience into colour, form, texture and imagery.

From expressive figurative painting to abstraction and contemporary photography, Inner Worlds invites visitors to explore the landscapes that exist beyond what we see.

Selected artworks

The gallery engages with collectors seeking contemporary, abstract, and expressive art within a curated exhibition context.

Contemporary art exhibition opening at Lu Mourelle Art Gallery, Cascais, Lisbon Region

The Gallery

Founded in 2019, Lu Mourelle Art Gallery is an independent contemporary art gallery based in Cascais, Portugal.


The gallery presents original works by Portuguese and international artists, encompassing painting, sculpture, and selected digital practices, developed within a curated and exhibition-led programme.

Situated in the historic center of Cascais, the gallery operates as a physical space for exhibitions, private viewings, and mediated acquisitions, welcoming collectors and art professionals seeking a thoughtful and informed engagement with contemporary art.

Throughout the year, Lu Mourelle Art Gallery maintains an active programme of temporary exhibitions, positioning the gallery as a place of encounter between artistic practices, audiences, and the cultural landscape of Cascais.

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