Studio Gariboldi was established in Milan in 1995 by Giovanni Gariboldi and has its main venue at 23 Corso Monforte in Palazzo Cicogna. The gallery began its exhibition activity focusing on Informal painting and movements such as Nuclear Art, Spatialism, and Existential Realism.
Within a few years, it had expanded its exhibition spaces and progressively extended the boundaries of its exploration, which also focuses on European and international artists of the post-World War II avant-garde. Ranging from Lo Savio to Soto, from Leblanc to Gianni Colombo. The exhibitions aim to offer a taste and selection of works for collectors. Salvatore Scarpitta, Antonio Calderara, Mary Bauermeister, Nobuya Abe, Mirko Basaldella, and Ray Parker are some of the trailblazers whose works were presented to the public at the venue in Via Ventura 5, located in the emerging Milan hub of Art and Design. Almost thirty years after its foundation, Studio Gariboldi returns to the center of Milan, in Corso Monforte, with the potential and energy to strike out in new directions.
Solo exhibitions where the artist’s work is showcased and a particular historical moment is narrated. Spaces set up ad hoc, where the seasoned collector can feel at the heart of things, while at the same time the new collector is provided with pointers for cultivating taste and starting a coherent collection. The gallery’s activities include new projects in education, writing and cinema, with the aim of studying, reading and decoding images.
