13 galleries you can't miss in Artesantander
Jul 15, 2022
Starting this Sunday, Artesantader is celebrating its 30th International Contemporary Art Fair, which can be visited from July 16 to 20 at the Santander Salón Bahía Exhibition and Congress Center.
RedCollectors invites you to visit 13 galleries featured at the fair, as well as to buy and collect contemporary art.
Buy works1. Adora Calvo
C. Epidaurus, 53, 28232 Las Rozas de Madrid, Madrid
BuyAnother cove , 2001, Photography, 60 x 50 cm, Editions: 7
One of the fundamental axes of the gallery project is the visualization of the formal and conceptual genealogies that have been produced in the Spanish context between the new generations of artists and their predecessors. In this sense, we are particularly interested in the connection between the main artists of Spanish conceptualism and minimalism and the new emerging artists who are generating their own reformulations of these artistic movements.
2. Alvaro Alcazar
C. Ferrer del Rio, 5, 28028 Madrid
BuyOCTOBER, 2022, Mixed, 100 x 70 cm
The Álvaro Alcázar gallery focuses on the dissemination of contemporary art. The gallery's programme is based on the representation and exhibition of established and mid-career Spanish and foreign artists. The gallery has different artistic disciplines such as painting, sculpture, photography and video. In addition to presenting an average of eight temporary exhibitions in its own space, the gallery collaborates with museums, cultural institutions and other galleries. It also participates in international contemporary art fairs.
3. Antonia Puyo
C. de la Madre Sacramento, 31, 50004 Zaragoza
BuyLe Reflet 4 , 2021, Collage, 54 x 46 x 4 cm
The Antonia Puyó Gallery opened its doors for the first time in October 1990, on the first floor at 31 Madre Sacramento Street in Zaragoza. Since its inception, it has focused its interest on the latest trends in contemporary art and the promotion of new artists. . Over the past 29 years we have participated in fairs such as: ARCO, Art Chicago, Art Colonia and in recent years in emerging art fairs.
4. ATM
ATM is an international gallery located in Gijón, Asturias. ATM focuses on the exploration and contextualization of the latest artistic trends through a comprehensive program that includes research projects and artist management in collaboration with other institutions whose aim is to delve deeper into contemporary visual culture.
5. Liquid Space
Espacio Liquido (Gijón, 2000). Throughout its career it has represented and supported the careers of emerging and mid-career artists. Its promotional work focuses on publishing catalogues, participating in international fairs, curating exhibitions, incorporating its artists into public and private collections or exchanging with other galleries. By creating a platform not tied to a specific space, Espacio Liquido seeks to bring contemporary art to all audiences, for which it promotes activities such as guided tours of exhibitions, talks organized in institutions on new ways of collecting, gallery development, etc.
6. F2 Gallery
Calle del Dr. Fourquet, 28, 28012 Madrid
BuyPlot in blue voice 3, 2022, Drawing, 59.5 x 42 cm
In 2014, after a long career in the Spanish contemporary art sector, Paloma González and Enrique Tejerizo opened F2 Galería in Madrid.
The gallery proposes a dialogue between artists of different generations and backgrounds, always seeking the solidity of projects that are developed over the long term. Likewise, we advocate contact with the public and with the work through visits to the gallery, as well as presence at fairs. Since its opening, F2galería has participated in all editions of ARCO, as well as in the fairs Estampa, Untitled (Miami), Artissima (Turin) and ARCO Lisbon.
7. Fernando Pradilla
Opened in late 2001, the Fernando Pradilla Gallery aims to promote and disseminate contemporary art in Latin America and Spain, acting as a bridge to the knowledge of artistic expressions on both continents.
Since its inception, the strategy has been based on the identification of artists, both emerging, mid-career and historical, and on the programming of individual and collective exhibitions in Madrid and other Latin American cities. The gallery participates in international art fairs in Latin America, Asia, Europe, and encourages the representation of its artists in biennials, awards, competitions and exhibitions in national and international art centers.
8. The Great
C. Nicolás Morales, 38, Floor 1. Warehouse 8B, 28019 Madrid
BuyUntitled , 2021, Painting, 24 x 40 cm
La Gran is a contemporary art gallery located in Carabanchel, Madrid, since autumn 2019, although it began its activity in March 2015 in Valladolid. It currently represents and supports the work and career of thirteen artists (nine of them women) interested in the interaction of aesthetic phenomena with their social or political contexts and participates in fairs such as Estampa, ArteSantander, Pinta Miami, Art Marbella or JUSTMAD.
9. Llamazares Gallery
Institute Street, 23, 33201 Gijón, Asturias
BuyA few hours , 2022, Painting, 55 x 46 cm
Since 2005, the Llamazares Gallery has been working to promote and disseminate contemporary and emerging art. Located in Gijón, its exhibition programme includes the work of mid-career artists alongside that of young creators, to whom the gallery offers a platform for the visibility of their projects and a commitment to the pursuit of their artistic career. It always strives for a coherent line of quality and a close relationship with the artists it represents, who bring great creative wealth to the gallery through the use of different disciplines.
10. Moses Perez de Albeniz
Calle del Dr. Fourquet, 20, 28012 Madrid
BuyUntitled , 2021, Painting, 35 x 27 cm
Founded in 1996 by Moisés Pérez de Albéniz, MPA Gallery has fostered the careers of a diverse group of nationally and internationally renowned artists, both emerging and established, working in multiple disciplines and through a variety of media. MPA Gallery represents artists from the United States, Europe, and South America in Madrid. Our mission is to support and share the work of artists internationally through a dynamic global program, including exhibitions, international fairs, artist projects abroad, collaborations with curators and institutions, and publications.
11. Rafael Ortiz
BuySmall broken window: Night II , 2017, Painting, 82.5 x 50 cm
The result of careful selection work, exploring the different paths of Contemporary Art, which is especially changing and complex, the Rafael Ortiz Gallery, since its foundation in 1984, has developed its activity in the field of most current art, holding exhibitions of young artists and organizing important shows of already established artists, highlighting those by young artists exhibiting for the first time, such as Eugenio Ampudia, Luis Mayo, Patricio Cabrera or Sonia Espigares and those of already established artists such as Luis Gordillo, Carmen Laffón, Jaime Burguillos, Richard Wentworth, Guillermo Pérez Villalta, Carmen Calvo or Zush-Evru.
12. Rafael Perez Hernando
The Rafael Pérez Hernando gallery opened for the first time in 1996 in Madrid and moved to Calle Orellana 18 in 2004, where it began a line of exhibitions featuring emerging artists and established painters. The gallery works with rigor and coherence in its proposal, where color, imperfection, light, emptiness and balance coexist.
13. Art Space Set
Plaça del Miracle del Mocadoret, 4, 46001 Valencia, Valencia
Buy Since its opening in Valencia in 2012, SET ESPAI D'ART's proposal has focused on the representation and promotion of the work of national and international visual artists, mainly mid-career artists and young creators. Since its opening in Valencia in 2012, SET ESPAI D'ART's proposal has focused on the representation and promotion of the work of national and international visual artists, mainly mid-career artists and young creators.Ring 4. Plaza de la Reina (North) , 1.7 km. On 11/09/2017 from 19:05 to 19:32, 2017, Sculpture, 87 x 109 x 3 cm
