Galeria Millan

When it was founded in 1986, Galeria Millan looked to introduce relationships between the production of the contemporary artists it represented and the modern artists who had influenced them. This commitment to a historical and critical view of art would mature throughout the gallery's 30 existence and, today, Galeria Millan has a team of plural and consistent artists, ranging from well-known names to young artists. Headed by André Millan and Socorro de Andrade Lima, the gallery closely follows the careers of its artists and offers absolute support to their creative process. In addition to developing a broad program of acquisitions along with both institutional and private collections, in Brazil and abroad, Galeria Millan prioritizes exchanging programs with cultural institutions, museums and foundations, and organizes publications with renowned publishing houses. The gallery has been participating in the Art Basel fair for more than ten years, and its stand can be seen every year at SP-Arte, ArtRio and Art Basel Miami Beach fairs, and also in special projects at Frieze Masters, ARCOmadrid and others. The careful follow-up measures offered by Galeria Millan allow the work developed by the artists to have wide reach, participating in biennials all over the world and presenting exhibitions at prestigious institutions, such as Musée du Louvre, Palais de Tokyo and Fondation Cartier (Paris); Solomon Guggenheim Museum and MoMA (New York); Museum of Fine Arts (Houston); Museo Reina Sofia (Madrid); Museu da Fundação de Serralves (Porto); Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam); Moderna Museet (Stockholm); and Henry Moore Foundation (Perry Green). The artists represented by Galeria Millan are: Afonso Tostes, Ana Prata, Artur Barrio, Bob Wolfenson, Dudi Maia Rosa, Felipe Cohen, Fernando Zarif, Henrique Oliveira, José Damasceno, José Resende, Lenora de Barros, Miguel Rio Branco, Nelson Felix, Otavio Schipper, Paulo Pasta, Regina Parra, Rodrigo Andrade, Rodrigo Bivar, Rubens Mano, Tatiana Blass, Thiago Rocha Pitta and Tunga.