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Collectors Eugenio and Olga Re Rebaudengo Discuss Early Bets and Frieze Week

publication · 2026-10-15

Eugenio and Olga Re Rebaudengo, London-based art collectors, highlighted their dedication to finding new talent during a discussion at Frieze London. The couple, who acquired an Avery Singer piece in 2012, actively support up-and-coming artists, including featured artist Danielle Mckinney. Eugenio launched Artuner in 2013, while his mother, Patrizia, founded a significant art foundation in 1995. Their collection boasts works by Michael Armitage and includes a painting currently exhibited at Palazzo Grassi in Venice. Olga, who hails from Kazakhstan, attributes her artistic development to the vibrant London art community. Meanwhile, Justin Caguiat's exhibition supports family foundation projects.

Key facts

  • Eugenio and Olga Re Rebaudengo acquired an Avery Singer painting in 2012 when both were 24.
  • Eugenio founded Artuner in 2013; his mother Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo established Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in 1995.
  • The couple presented Avery Singer's first Italian institutional solo exhibition at the Fondazione in 2015.
  • Michael Armitage's painting Antigone is on loan to Palazzo Grassi in Venice for his solo exhibition.
  • Justin Caguiat's exhibition “Change Ringing” opened at the Serpentine in London during Frieze Week, following a project with the family foundation in Madrid.
  • Olga Re Rebaudengo moved to London from Kazakhstan more than 20 years ago.
  • The couple discovered Eva Helene Pade when she was in her early 20s and completing her master’s in Copenhagen; they presented her work in 2021.
  • David Patrick Walsh was met through Ambera Wellmann in 2022 when he was assisting her in the studio.

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Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Turin
  • Italy
  • Venice
  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • Kazakhstan
  • Copenhagen
  • Denmark

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