Norma Mangione Gallery

Locations

via Matteo Pescatore 17
10124 Turin

Contacts

Category

Contemporary

The Norma Mangione Gallery opened in 2009, exhibiting artworks and representing the work of eleven Italian and international artists. The gallery has invited well-known, established artists to participate in group and solo shows, including Giulio Paolini (2016), Vija Celmins (2015), Andreas Schulze (2014), Jochen Lempert (2013), Horst Ademeit and Ansel Adams (2012).

Norma Mangione Gallery, Turin. Courtesy Norma Mangione Gallery, Turin. Photo: Sebastiano Pellion di Persano

The gallery has also invited artists and curators to present exhibition projects: Eva Brioschi (Corners / In Between, 2017), Becky Beasley (Voyage Around my Room, 2011) and Adam Carr (Gallery Galerie Galleria, 2010). In 2016, it also started to produce artists’ editions. The gallery has participated in numerous art fairs in Italy and abroad: Artissima (every edition from 2009 to 2019), Miart (from 2015 to 2019), Sunday London (2010, 2013), Sunday Berlin (2010), ABC Berlin (2011), Art Brussels (2012), ARCO Madrid (2012 and 2013), NADA New York (2016), Paris International (2017, 2018), Art-o-Rama (2018, 2019) and Arte Fiera (2019, 2020).

In conversation with Norma Mangione, Norma Mangione Gallery

What is the biggest challenge that you will have to face?

I think that there will always be a need for art. The daily challenge is to be able to continue doing this work.

What is the value for contemporary society of art on display in galleries? What is the role of the gallerist in Italy today?

We offer cultural content that anyone who wants to can access.

What is your background?

I am the daughter of an artist, and so I was involved with this world even as a young girl. Then I worked as a curator and in independent art publishing.

When did you open your gallery?

In 2009.

Talk to us about the space you chose for your gallery and its location.

The gallery is in an old building in the middle of Turin, on the river.

“Do you have any unrealised projects?”

Many.

Norma Mangione Gallery, via Matteo Pescatore 17, Turin. Courtesy Norma Mangione

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