Peres Projects closes Milan space with Dalton Gata exhibition
Peres Projects is closing its Milan location in Palazzo Belgioioso, a historic 18th-century palazzo near Casa Manzoni. The gallery's final exhibition, titled "Dressed to leave this world," features Cuban artist Dalton Gata (born 1977). This marks Gata's third solo show with the gallery, following previous collaborations. The exhibition presents works exploring themes of personal expression and freedom through vibrant colors, tropical flowers, fruits, and surreal hybrid figures—including a centaur and a demon with a rat tail—that challenge social conventions. Gata's paintings draw on the atmosphere of South American coasts, blending dreamlike surrealism with contemporary reinterpretations of nature breaking boundaries. The gallery's future location remains unannounced, but hints suggest a more neutral space. The exhibition plays on contrasts between the ornate stuccoed ceilings and Gata's vivid chromatic richness, offering a final vision of the space before its closure.
Key facts
- Peres Projects is closing its Milan location in Palazzo Belgioioso
- The final exhibition features Cuban artist Dalton Gata
- The exhibition is titled 'Dressed to leave this world'
- This is Dalton Gata's third solo show with Peres Projects
- The gallery's future location is not yet announced
- Palazzo Belgioioso is an 18th-century palazzo near Casa Manzoni
- Gata's works include tropical flowers, fruits, and hybrid figures
- The exhibition explores themes of personal expression and freedom
Entities
Artists
- Dalton Gata
Institutions
- Peres Projects
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Palazzo Belgioioso
- Casa Manzoni
- Cuba