Galleria ORMA Moves to New Milan Space, Opens with Nacho Unrrein and Lucas Simões
On 7 October 2026, ORMA gallery, which focuses on contemporary Latin American art, will move to Via Privata Leopoldo Gasparotto 4 in Milan. Established by Barbara Magliocco and Andrea Gallotti, with Francesca Silvestri overseeing operations, the gallery will debut with works from Argentine artist Nacho Unrrein and Brazilian artist Lucas Simões, under the curation of Benedetta Casini and Matteo Bergamini. Both artists, who have backgrounds in architecture, investigate concepts of matter, structure, and space. ORMA fosters connections between Italy, Brazil, and Latin America, engaging in exhibitions and partnerships such as SP–Arte and ArtRio. Unrrein challenges the limits of surfaces and presence, while Simões reimagines rigid forms into new possibilities. The exhibition opens on 7 October 2026.
Fatti principali
- ORMA gallery moves to Via Privata Leopoldo Gasparotto 4 in Milan's Stazione Centrale area on 7 October 2026
- ORMA was founded two years ago by Barbara Magliocco and artist Andrea Gallotti, with Francesca Silvestri managing
- Inaugural exhibition features Nacho Unrrein (Buenos Aires, 1987) and Lucas Simões (São Paulo, 1980)
- The show is curated by Benedetta Casini and Matteo Bergamini
- Both artists trained in architecture and explore matter, structure and space
- ORMA has participated in SP–Arte, ArtRio and the Rotas Brasileiras program
- Past projects include Ian Salamente's solo 'Sobre o chão do Contorno', curated by Rayssa Veríssimo at Centro Cultural Hélio Oiticica in Rio de Janeiro
- A 2026 collaboration was launched with São Paulo studio Le Curation
Entità
Artisti
- Barbara Magliocco
- Andrea Gallotti
- Francesca Silvestri
- Nacho Unrrein
- Lucas Simões
- Benedetta Casini
- Matteo Bergamini
- Ian Salamente
- Rayssa Veríssimo
- Caterina Angelucci
Istituzioni
- ORMA
- SP–Arte
- ArtRio
- Rotas Brasileiras
- Centro Cultural Hélio Oiticica
- Le Curation
- Artribune
- Instituto Alto
- Rotas
- Artissima
Luoghi
- Milan
- Italy
- Buenos Aires
- Argentina
- São Paulo
- Brazil
- Rio de Janeiro
- Colombia
- Chile
- Mexico
- Latin America
- South America
- Via Gasparotto, 4