CARDI
Cardi
Locations
London
22 Grafton Street, W1S 4EX, London, Greater London, United Kingdom
Cardi Gallery, Milan
Corso di Porta Nuova 38, 20121, Milan, MI, Italy
Visit Us at TEFAF New York 2024
May
9-14,
2024
Stand 377
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London
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Cardi Gallery, Milan
Cardi Gallery – originally ‘Galleria Cardi’ – was founded in Milan, Italy in April 1972 by Renato Cardi to foster the work of those modern and contemporary Italian artists that he had started to presciently collect in the late 1960s. Renato built a distinguished collection that included artists like Cy Twombly, Lucio Fontana, Piero Manzoni and many others, all relatively unknown at the time, and over the years acquired works ranging from Arte Povera to Spatialism. Thanks to both his inextinguishable passion for art and the subsequent success of Galleria Cardi, Renato earned a reputation as a critically engaged champion of developing artists, one who contributed significantly to launching many of their careers.
Now led by Renato’s son Nicolo, Cardi Gallery continues to shape the cultural landscape in its hometown, Milan and since 2015 in London, its second home. It presents a regular programme of museum-quality exhibitions, each accompanied by a scholarly catalogue or an artist monograph often featuring texts by eminent international critics. Furthermore, Cardi Gallery exhibits at the top international art fairs across Asia, Europe and North America. Its presentations focus on masterworks by artists from movements such as Arte Povera, Minimalism and Zero Group, part of Cardi’s extensive Italian Modern, Post-War, and contemporary inventory.
Cardi Gallery’s unique specialist expertise in Italian Modern, Post-War and Contemporary art – specifically in Arte Povera, Minimalism and Zero Group – has not only contributed to shaping significant exhibitions through its international museums’ loan programme: it has built some of the finest and most historically important private collections across Europe, the Americas and the Far East.
Now led by Renato’s son Nicolo, Cardi Gallery continues to shape the cultural landscape in its hometown, Milan and since 2015 in London, its second home. It presents a regular programme of museum-quality exhibitions, each accompanied by a scholarly catalogue or an artist monograph often featuring texts by eminent international critics. Furthermore, Cardi Gallery exhibits at the top international art fairs across Asia, Europe and North America. Its presentations focus on masterworks by artists from movements such as Arte Povera, Minimalism and Zero Group, part of Cardi’s extensive Italian Modern, Post-War, and contemporary inventory.
Cardi Gallery’s unique specialist expertise in Italian Modern, Post-War and Contemporary art – specifically in Arte Povera, Minimalism and Zero Group – has not only contributed to shaping significant exhibitions through its international museums’ loan programme: it has built some of the finest and most historically important private collections across Europe, the Americas and the Far East.
Artists
- Vincenzo Agnetti
- Arman
- Carl Andre
- Giovanni Anselmo
- Davide Balliano
- Domenico Bianchi
- Alberto Biasi
- Alighiero Boetti
- Agostino Bonalumi
- Daniel Buren
- Alberto Burri
- Alexander Calder
- Pier Paolo Calzolari
- Paolo Canevari
- Enrico Castellani
- Nicola De Maria
- Jean Dubuffet
- Luciano Fabro
- Dan Flavin
- Lucio Fontana
- Ha Chong-Hyun
- Donald Judd
- Jannis Kounellis
- Sol LeWitt
- Sergio Lombardo
- Heinz Mack
- Piero Manzoni
- Agnes Martin
- Fausto Melotti
- Mario Merz
- Marisa Merz
- Mimmo Paladino
- Giulio Paolini
- Pino Pascali
- Giuseppe Penone
- Pino Pinelli
- Michelangelo Pistoletto
- Mimmo Rotella
- Robert Ryman
- Fred Sandback
- Salvatore Scarpitta
- Paolo Scheggi
- Jan Schoonhoven
- Richard Serra
- Shozo Shimamoto
- Bosco Sodi
- Antoni Tàpies
- Marco Tirelli
- Cy Twombly
- Günther Uecker
- Giuseppe Uncini
- Claudio Verna
- Francesco Vezzoli
- Andy Warhol
- Gilberto Zorio