Warmest Regards

November 21-30 2025

THIS Gallery, Vancouver, BC

This exhibition brings together the work of Alejandra Morales, Angie Quintanilla Coates, and Samira Sukhatme—three immigrant artists whose practices converge through colour, form, and a deep exploration of place.

From fantastical worlds of flora and fauna to meditations on light and texture, and vibrant geometric reliefs that radiate optimism, each artist carries the warmth of her cultural heritage into her work. Together, they offer a vivid counterpoint to November’s chill—an invitation to step inside, be enveloped by colour, and bask in a shared sense of brightness that transcends season and place.

Opening Reception

November 22, noon to 4 pm

Artist Talk

November 29, 2 to 3 pm

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FINE ART, MURALS, PROJECTS

GET A DOSE OF DOPAMINA MEXICANA

HOLA

I’m Angie Quintanilla (Keen-tah-née-yah) Coates, a Mexican visual artist based in Port Moody, BC. I create vibrant, geometric compositions with bold colors that reflect my love for maximalism and my commitment to resilient optimism. This is both a nod to my Mexican heritage  and an invitation for anyone who needs it, to get a dose of I like to call dopamina mexicana.

Select commercial art clients: Over the years, I’ve had the chance to collaborate with some amazing brands like Lego, Warby Parker, M&M's, Dr. Martens, The New York Times, HRC (Human Rights Campaign), United Nations, McDonald’s x Saweetie, Topo Chico, Cosmopolitan, Netflix, Origin Magazine, Plan International, Popsugar and more! I’m always excited about projects that celebrate creativity, connection, and bold visual storytelling!

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WORKS AVAILABLE

A selection of current work can be found at the Art Rental and Sales showroom, operated by the Vancouver Art Gallery, and at Liz Lidgett Gallery.

A catalogue of all other available artworks is available upon request.

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BODY OF WORK

INSTAGRAM @angieqcoates

These two new geometric wall sculptures from my Nothing Wasted series (Vol 17 + 18), are a recent commission for a Mount Pleasant building. Made entirely with reclaimed wood, these hard-edge pieces feature a different palette than I usually work with
Excited to share my latest commission: Repetition Is the Only Form of Permanence V, the fifth piece in this geometric wood relief series. Made from over 80 individual wood pieces, this 24x24 inch artwork will be installed in a building lobby soon. I
I think this is my current favourite wood relief piece right now 🥲 Interestingly, I painted its twin last year during a time of deep transition. And here we are again, it seems, navigating the in-betweens. Change Often Feels Like Grief II Acrylic
I’m thrilled to be part of a group exhibition at @this_______________________ featuring nine Canadian artists experimenting with hard edge. There will be an opening reception this Saturday, April 26 from noon - 4 PM. Several of the artists -m
Hola! Welcome to my art studio 🎨 I’m Angie Quintanilla Coates, a Mexican visual artist based in Port Moody, BC. I create geometric compositions with bold colours that celebrate my love for maximalism and my commitment to resilient joy— t