HISTORY
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Henrique Faria opened an art cabinet on Madison Avenue, New York, in 2001, specializing in Latin American geometric abstract artists such as modern masters Jesus Soto, Raul Lozza, Gego, Mathias Goeritz, Mira Freire, Helio Oticia and Alejandro Otero as well as contemprary midcareer artists such as Magdalena Fernandez, Luis Roldan, Jose Bechara, Eugenio Espinoza and Jose Gabriel Fernandez.
In 2009, the gallery opened a new gallery with an exhibition by argentine artist, poet and filmmaker Leandro Katz. The next year, we doubled the size of the gallery which allowed us to continue exhibiting historical Latin American works from the 50s, 60's and the 70's in addition to a program of exhibitions by contemporary artists such as Emilio Chapela, Alessandro Balteo, Miler Lagos, Javier Tellez and Alexander Apostol.
Since he opened the gallery, the demand for Latin American works has increased exponetially. Its client base has expanded from mainly from Latin American collectors to international institutions, foundations and museums.
visit the gallery!
35 East 67th St. 4th Floor, New York, NY 10065
— www.henriquefaria.com
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Henrique Faria opened an art cabinet on Madison Avenue, New York, in 2001, specializing in Latin American geometric abstract artists such as modern masters Jesus Soto, Raul Lozza, Gego, Mathias Goeritz, Mira Freire, Helio Oticia and Alejandro Otero as well as contemprary midcareer artists such as Magdalena Fernandez, Luis Roldan, Jose Bechara, Eugenio Espinoza and Jose Gabriel Fernandez.
In 2009, the gallery opened a new gallery with an exhibition by argentine artist, poet and filmmaker Leandro Katz. The next year, we doubled the size of the gallery which allowed us to continue exhibiting historical Latin American works from the 50s, 60's and the 70's in addition to a program of exhibitions by contemporary artists such as Emilio Chapela, Alessandro Balteo, Miler Lagos, Javier Tellez and Alexander Apostol.
Since he opened the gallery, the demand for Latin American works has increased exponetially. Its client base has expanded from mainly from Latin American collectors to international institutions, foundations and museums.
visit the gallery!
35 East 67th St. 4th Floor, New York, NY 10065
— www.henriquefaria.com
