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Martina Simeti relocates gallery to Turi Simeti's former atelier in Milan

exhibition · 2026-04-26

The Martina Simeti gallery has relocated to Via Seneca 4/6 in Milan, previously the residence and studio of Turi Simeti, who passed away on March 16, 2021. The opening exhibition, INAUGURAZIONE, showcases works from all twelve represented artists alongside pieces by Turi Simeti. The new space, designed by Davide Stucchi, features a window facing the street and a more expansive exhibition area, honoring Turi Simeti's influence. Featured artists include Alek O., Sylvie Auvray, and Costanza Candeloro, among others. A collaborative project with the Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti is set to unfold over a year, culminating in 2029, with a debut planned for April 2026. Martina Simeti remarked that the relocation signifies a natural progression in her father's artistic legacy.

Key facts

  • Martina Simeti gallery moved to Via Seneca 4/6, Milan, after four years on Via Benedetto Marcello.
  • The new space was Turi Simeti's home and studio; he died March 16, 2021.
  • The Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti has been based there since 2022.
  • Inaugural group show INAUGURAZIONE features 12 gallery artists plus Turi Simeti.
  • Space designed by artist Davide Stucchi with a street window and larger back room.
  • Participating artists: Alek O., Sylvie Auvray, Costanza Candeloro, Paolo Chiasera, Mimosa Echard, Jasmine Gregory, Soshiro Matsubara, RM, Chloé Quenum, Curtis Talwst Santiago, Bernhard Schobinger, Davide Stucchi.
  • Turi Simeti was a key figure in post-war Italian abstraction.
  • A year-long centenary project culminates in 2029, debuting April 2026 with Matilde Cassani.

Entities

Artists

  • Martina Simeti
  • Turi Simeti
  • Davide Stucchi
  • Alek O.
  • Sylvie Auvray
  • Costanza Candeloro
  • Paolo Chiasera
  • Mimosa Echard
  • Jasmine Gregory
  • Soshiro Matsubara
  • RM
  • Chloé Quenum
  • Curtis Talwst Santiago
  • Bernhard Schobinger
  • Matilde Cassani
  • Essila Burello Paraiso

Institutions

  • Martina Simeti gallery
  • Fondazione Archivio Turi Simeti
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Via Benedetto Marcello
  • Via Seneca 4/6

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