Parisian gallery CiacciaLevi opens new space in Milan

CiacciaLevi, a contemporary art gallery based in Paris, is expanding to Milan with a new location at Via Rossini 3 in the Porta Venezia district. Founded by Italian Nerina Ciaccia and French Antoine Levi, the gallery previously moved its main Parisian space from Belleville to the Marais. The Milan project, long planned but delayed by the pandemic, is set to open on March 30, 2022, though the gallerists caution it is not yet 100% confirmed. The gallery aims to go beyond traditional exhibition-making, focusing on projects and editorial collaborations. The inaugural show will feature a video by Daniel Jacoby visible from the street, with the rest of the space left empty, allowing the public to view works from outside. CiacciaLevi has a history of unconventional initiatives, including the summer 2021 exhibition 'Palai' in a historic Lecce palace alongside other Parisian galleries, and participation in Paris Internationale, a leading emerging art fair in France.