Gabriel Sierra
Galleria Franco Noero
Turin
Founded in 1999 in Torino, from the very beginning the gallery has distinguished itself for the courageous and significant exhibition projects produced with its artists, crossing all artistic languages with a particular attention devoted to conceptual practices and the radical nature of research. Over the years, the program has maintained a constant evolution and growth, accompanied by migration to 8 different spaces in the city which – responding from time to time to different architectural and design needs – left the artists free to create for each new project a different place.
Since 2013 the center of its activities has been the area of Via Mottalciata 10/B, in the northern side of Turin, a flexible and generous space that is completed in September 2020 with an open air area of 1,000 square meters, a garden just a few steps away.
Alongside the organization of exhibitions in its spaces and the participation in major international fairs, the gallery collaborates with the most important Italian and international institutions, promoting the publication of books, supporting and contributing to the production of works and projects of its own artists.
Galleria Franco Noero
Turin
Founded in 1999 in Torino, from the very beginning the gallery has distinguished itself for the courageous and significant exhibition projects produced with its artists, crossing all artistic languages with a particular attention devoted to conceptual practices and the radical nature of research. Over the years, the program has maintained a constant evolution and growth, accompanied by migration to 8 different spaces in the city which – responding from time to time to different architectural and design needs – left the artists free to create for each new project a different place.
Since 2013 the center of its activities has been the area of Via Mottalciata 10/B, in the northern side of Turin, a flexible and generous space that is completed in September 2020 with an open air area of 1,000 square meters, a garden just a few steps away.
Alongside the organization of exhibitions in its spaces and the participation in major international fairs, the gallery collaborates with the most important Italian and international institutions, promoting the publication of books, supporting and contributing to the production of works and projects of its own artists.
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