Cadogan Gallery Opens First International Space in Milan

London's Cadogan Gallery, a family-run staple of the contemporary art world since 1980, is opening its first international outpost in Milan. The new space at Via Bramante 5, near the ADI Design Museum, will launch in spring 2023. The gallery, founded by Christopher Burness and now directed by his son Freddie Burness, has evolved from its original Pont Street location to Draycott Avenue and later to Old Brompton Road in South Kensington, with a temporary project space in Hampshire. The Milan venue is described as bright and typically Milanese, designed specifically for an ambitious exhibition program. It will showcase artists who have grown with the gallery, including Italian painter Gabriele Cappelli, alongside established and emerging artists new to Cadogan. Freddie Burness emphasized that Milan was chosen for its current status as a major international art hub with future potential. The space aims to connect the city with the gallery's roots while maintaining the spirit of the London location.