ArteA Gallery

MILANO, LOMBARDIA

ArteA Gallery

A specialized gallery serving collectors and investors in modern and contemporary art since 2005.

At a glance

ArteA Gallery operates as a comprehensive platform for the modern and contemporary art market in Italy and Europe. The gallery caters to experienced collectors seeking to build high-quality collections, as well as investors pursuing solid financial opportunities through art acquisition.

History

Founded in 2005, ArteA entered the Italian and European art market to address a specific clientele: seasoned collectors and institutional investors. The gallery has built its practice around curatorial expertise and long-term advisory relationships.

What you see

ArteA occupies a location in central Milano on Corso Buenos Aires, a major commercial thoroughfare. The gallery functions as both a viewing space and consultation center for clients.

Cultural significance

The gallery represents a professional approach to contemporary art acquisition, emphasizing knowledge transfer and portfolio development. By bridging experienced collectors with emerging enthusiasts, ArteA contributes to broader engagement with modern artistic practice in the region.

Key facts

Address: Corso Buenos Aires, 52, 20124 Milano
Coordinates: 45.4808473, 9.2113851
Phone: 333 401 2115
Website: http://www.arteagallery.it/
Founded: 2005

Practical information

Opening hours and ticket prices change through the year, so we do not republish them here: the current ones are on arteagallery.it. What does not change is where it is: Corso Buenos Aires, 52, 20124, at 45.4808473, 9.2113851.

Getting there

ArteA is located on Corso Buenos Aires in central Milano. You can reach the gallery by public transport or car; parking information is available from the gallery directly.

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