PIERO ATCHUGARRY GALLERY CELEBRATES 10TH ANIVERSARY
To celebrate the proyect’s 10-year-anniversary, the exhibition Piero Atchugarry Gallery: 10 years features the gallery’s represented artists from 13 countries.
A decade, a project, and a dream. Ten years ago, Piero Atchugarry began outlining the program for a gallery dedicated to contemporary art. With a background in Economics and the desire to create his own space, he aimed to develop an artist program that encompassed his passion for sculpture, as well as the growing interest in conceptual art, painting, sensitive abstraction, and constructive geometry.
The gallery presently represents artists hailing from a diverse selection of countries, underscoring its commitment to international growth. These artists that helped define the gallery’s aesthetic will be exhibited together for the first time.
With locations in Garzón, Uruguay, and Miami, Florida, the gallery focuses mostly on the primary market and the promotion of art internationally and therefore it represents artists from Brazil, Cuba, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, South Africa, Uruguay, United States and Venezuela.
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Adam Jeppesen. Work # 159, 2023. Cyanotype, 38x30x30cm.
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Tulio Pinto. Complicity Vector #04, 2018, Steel and glass. 120x130x41cm.
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Pablo Rasgado, Casa minima. 2019. Acrylic, stones, Wood, 83x83x86cm.
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Chris Soal, Reverie, 2023. Beer Bottle Caps, Bamboo and Birch Wood Toothpicks, 198x118x14cm.
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Alicia Viebrock. Season of the witch, 2022. Ink and actylic on canvas. 170x160cm.
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Arthur Lescher, 4391 INVERSO DO INFINITO, 2020. Brass and green Multifilament line. Dimensions variable.
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Arcangelo Sassolino, 1967 Senza titolo, 2018. Reinforced concrete 81 x 63 x 15cm.
Artists participating: Adam Jeppson, Artur Lescher, Arcangelo Sassolino, Alicia Viebrock, Chris Soal, Dagoberto Rodriguez, Eugenio Espinoza, Emil Lukas, Ignacio Iturria, Lydia Okumura, Anne Cecile Surga, Kaita Miyazaki, Malin Bulow, Mounir Fatmi, MAHKU, Pablo Rasgado, Yuken Teruya, Riccardo De Marchi, Sophie Ullrich, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, Tulio Pinto and Veronica Vazquez.
Piero Atchugarry: 10 years.
Until January 31st, 2023.
Piero Atchugarry Gallery. 5520 NE 4th Avenue, Miami, United States.
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