herman de vries: all all all
After the artist’s solo show inaugurated in London in 2017, Cortesi Gallery is pleased to present in Milan the work of dutch artist herman de vries (Alkmaar, Netherlands, 1931): a leading figure in twentieth-century European art whose importance is gradually garnering international attention. The exhibition brings together a series of highly significant examples of his […]
Gianfranco Pardi: Autoarchitecture
Fondazione Marconi and Studio Marconi ’65, together with the Cortesi Gallery in Milan, are dedicating a large retrospective exhibition to Gianfranco Pardi, 85 years after the artist’s birth. Promoted by the Gianfranco Pardi Archive and curated by Bruno Corà, the project will fully represent the artistic career of the Milanese artist, which centred on the […]
Angela Lyn: floating gardens
Cortesi Gallery is pleased to announce its first solo exhibition in London dedicated to Angela Lyn. The title “floating gardens” refers to the deeper inner meaning of the project. As the artist says, “I see floating gardens not only reflecting my observations of nature but also as a metaphor for our human existence within the […]
Chiara Dynys: Broken views
An important step in the complex path of the artist, which in this exhibition reaffirms the idea of the difficulty of “looking” and at the same time of the need to do it, as a metaphor of the interpretation of the world. Through three cycles of visually very different works, is recomposed the sense of […]
Serena Maisto: Basquiat & I: into the present
After Serena Maisto’s brilliant and successful debut in Lugano with the exhibition “Time Line, My Walk with Basquiat”, Cortesi Gallery is delighted to present her first solo show in London, entitled “Basquiat and I: into the present”. The project on show is the development of the Lugano exhibition, born from the artist’s encounter with the […]
Ne ho solo 80… Grazia Varisco
At its recently opened Milan venue, Cortesi Gallery is pleased to present “ne ho solo 80… (“I’m only 80”)”, an exhibition dedicated to Grazia Varisco on her 80th birthday. Intended as an homage to the artist’s long career, it features works and studies—some shown here for the first time—from very different periods, highlighting the investigation […]
herman de vries: the return of beauty
Dutch artist herman de vries (1931) is a cardinal figure in twentieth-century European art whose importance is gradually garnering international attention. This exhibition at Cortesi Gallery, curated by Francesca Pola, brings together a series of highly significant examples of his work, to retrace the key stages in his creative career. From the time of his […]
Walter Leblanc and the European Neo-avangarde
Cortesi Gallery’s Milan location is pleased to present the work of Walter Leblanc (1932-1986), a cardinal figure in post-war European art whose importance is steadily gaining greater international recognition. This exhibition at Cortesi, curated by Francesca Pola and organized in collaboration with the Walter & Nicole Leblanc Foundation of Brussels, juxtaposes the oeuvre of this […]
Serena Maisto: Time Line, My Walk with Basquiat
Cortesi Gallery is pleased to present the first solo show by Serena Maisto, artist promoted by Art51. The new project on show is born from the artist’s encounter with the oeuvre of Edo Bertoglio, the swiss photographer and film director who portrayed the unique energy of 1980s New York. Maisto focuses on one of the […]
Nicola De Maria: From the Venice Biennale 1990
Ahead of the opening of the 57th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, Cortesi Gallery is delighted to announce the launch of a new space in Milan, with an exhibition dedicated to Italian Transavanguardia artist, Nicola De Maria. The showbrings together the five monumental canvases created by De Maria on the occasion ofhis […]
