Federica Schiavo Gallery Rebrands as Schiavo Zoppelli Gallery, Relocates to Milan's NoLo District

Federica Schiavo Gallery, originally founded in Rome in 2009 and expanded to Milan in 2016, has rebranded as Schiavo Zoppelli Gallery, incorporating co-owner Chiara Zoppelli's surname. The gallery has relocated to via Martiri Oscuri 22 in Milan's vibrant NoLo district, moving away from the elegant Corso Venezia area. The new space comprises two adjacent lofts with a shared central area: one side houses the gallery, the other hosts artist residencies starting in September 2020. Confirmed resident artists include Patrick Tuttofuoco and Andrea Sala. The gallery aims to foster ongoing dialogue with collectors beyond opening events, addressing a perceived lack of engagement. The rebranding and move reflect a desire to create a more intimate, salon-like atmosphere and a continuous art production hub. The gallery also plans a hybrid physical and online exhibition in autumn, curated by the artists themselves, exploring their interconnectedness. Chiara Zoppelli noted that the pandemic has accelerated the shift away from event-hopping, aligning with their pre-existing vision for a more sustained exchange.