VF Art Projects + DiGalllery + Abre
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Luxembourg - Luxembourg, Spain, Argentina
About
Rue Nicolas Glesener 7
6131 Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Muro de los Navarros 66
41003 Spain
Av. Rafael Núñez 3612
4000 Argentina
Phone number+352 621962742
Email address[email protected]
About VF Art Projects + DiGalllery + Abre
The proposal begins within the meeting and the collaborative work of three spaces: VF Art Projects (Luxembourg), ABRE Art Gallery (Argentina) and DIGALLERY (Spain), with the common goal of promoting the Ibero-American Art, and the interest on developing a crossroads and exchange of visions and experiences within the framework of UNSEEN.
*About VF ART PROJECTS
VF Art Projects is an art production company with more than 15 years experience, based in Luxembourg and acting in different countries, that designs, directs and organizes artistic and cultural projects such as exhibitions, installations, performances or conferences, in the field of the museums or cultural centers, public spaces or galleries, hand in hand with important artists and directors. The development of the Ibero-American art in all its expressions is promoted, fostering the relationship between artists and entities, in order to support national and international exchanging and cultural diversity.
*About DIGALLERY:
From the Andalusian capital, Sevilla, DI Gallery works immersed in the most current contemporary art, with the aim of promoting Spanish artists, supporting emerging artists with international projection as well. Because of its experience and professionalism some big names as Dionisio Gonzales are within their represented artists. Di Gallery is also known by the management of cultural projects of social and private significance, including projects in public spaces.
*About ABRE:
The gallery specializes in the diffusion of contemporary art and in the formation of new audiences.
The curatorial line proposes a careful selection of artists in which their work manifest conceptual density, as aesthetic and poetic value in a diversity of formal languages. They accompany the positioning and dissemination of their works, projects and publications through the programming and production of exhibitions, participation in fairs and the management of acquisitions of public and private collections.