Yugo Mabe (Lins SP 1955)
Yugo Mabe is a painter. He was born in Lins, São Paulo, in 1955. He graduated in Communication from Faculdades Integradas Alcântara Machado (FIAM) in 1977, but did not practice the profession of publicist. Son of the painter Manabu Mabe, he had contact with the arts since childhood, living with artists such as Aldemir Martins, Arcangelo Ianelli, Tomie Ohtake and Tikashi Fukushima. He began his participation in collective exhibitions in the early 1970s. He was awarded in the Bunkyo Salons, in 1972 and 1975, and at the São Paulo Fine Arts Salon, in 1975 and 1982.
Exhibitions
1972 – São Paulo SP – Bunkyo Hall
1975 – São Paulo SP – Bunkyo Hall
1975 – São Paulo SP – São Paulo Fine Arts Hall
1978 – São Paulo SP – Brazilian Art Salon
1980 – São Paulo SP – Brazilian Art Salon
1982 – São Paulo SP – Paulista Salon of Fine Arts
1982 – São Paulo SP – Brazilian Art Salon
1983 – São Paulo Paulo SP – 75th Anniversary of Japanese Immigration
1984 – São Paulo SP – Brazilian Art Salon
1985 – São Paulo SP – 7 painters and their trends, Portal Galeria de Arte
1987 – Belo Horizonte MG – Fernando Paz Arts Office
1988 – São Paulo SP – Visions of Borda do Campo, Marusan Art Gallery
1988 – São Paulo SP – Brazilian Art Salon
1990 – Distrito Federal DF – Pantanal: 7 views, visual gallery of Art
1990 – São Paulo SP – Brazilian Art Salon
1991 – Campinas SP – Hípica de Campinas
1992 – Miami USA – International Art Exposition – Art Miami
1993 – São Paulo SP – Portugal-Japan, Brazilian Art Museum
1994 – São Paulo SP – MABE, The Art of a Family, John Mabe Art Office
1995 – São Paulo SP – Mokiti Okada Foundation
1995 – Federal District DF – 7 Samurais of Brazilian Art
1995 – Curitiba PR – Centenary of Friendship Brazil-Japan, Metropolitan Museum
1996 – São Paulo SP – Virtual Time, Espaço Paulista de Arte
1996 – Bahia BA – 3 Trends, Bahiarte Art Gallery
1996 – São Paulo SP – 8th Brazilian Art Salon, Mokiti Okada Foundation
1999 – Kumamoto Japan – Yugo and Manabu Mabe Family, Tsuruya Gallery
2005 – Portugal – Spring
2006 – São Paulo SP – Arte Gol
2006 – Florianópolis SC – Matsuri Aliança
2007 – São Paulo SP – Japanese heritage
1981 to 2001 – São Paulo SP – Chapel Art Show (annual participation)
Source: Itaú Cultural
