Cortesi Gallery

MILAN, LOMBARDY
Cortesi Gallery

A contemporary art gallery specializing in post-war movements, from the ZERO group to Minimal and Conceptual art.

At a glance

Cortesi Gallery operates as a selective platform for modern and contemporary art in central Milan. The gallery maintains an active exhibition program focused on twentieth-century avant-gardes and their legacies.

History

Cortesi Gallery has built its reputation through sustained engagement with art-historical scholarship and specialist expertise. The gallery works regularly with external curators, researchers, archives and foundations to develop its programming.

What you see

The gallery occupies a space on Corso di Porta Nuova in Milan’s central business district. Its exhibition design reflects careful curatorial attention to the artworks on display.

Cultural significance

The gallery has established itself through important exhibitions dedicated to movements including ZERO, New Trends, Kinetic Art, Optical, Conceptual and Minimal art. Cortesi participates annually in major international art fairs including Tefaf Maastricht, The Armory Show in New York, MIART in Milan, Masterpiece in London, and BRAFA in Brussels, among others.

Key facts

  • Address: Corso di Porta Nuova, 46/B, 20121 Milan
  • Coordinates: 45.4783273, 9.1922263
  • Phone: 02 3675 6539
  • Website: http://www.cortesigallery.com/it/

Practical information

Opening hours: Monday–Friday, 10:30 am to 7:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday closed.

Getting there

The gallery is located on Corso di Porta Nuova in central Milan, accessible by public transport and on foot from the Garibaldi station area.

Sources & resources

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