Alfonso Artiaco
Alfonso Artiaco opens his gallery in Pozzuoli, in Corso Nicola Terracciano, in 1986 at the age of twenty-two. The first exhibition, Possibilità di collezione, presented works by Alighiero Boetti, Joseph Beuys, Luciano Fabro, Luigi Ontani, Giulio Paolini, Mario Schifano and Andy Warhol, among others.
In the following years the gallery developed a program focused mainly on Arte Povera, Conceptual and Minimal Art showing solo exhibitions by artists such as Giovanni Anselmo, Richard Artschwager, Alan Charlton, Wolfgang Laib, Giuseppe Penone, Niele Toroni and Lawrence Weiner.
In 1995 the gallery moved temporarily to Via Mameli, opening with the exhibition of Carl Andre and Sol LeWitt. In 1997 the gallery returned to his original location with the first solo show of Jannis Kounellis. In 2003 Alfonso Artiaco decided to move to Naples, first to Piazza dei Martiri, where he remained until 2012, and then in November of that year he opened the exhibition of Liam Gillick and Sol LeWitt in the current space of Piazzetta Nilo, at the noble floor of Palazzo Principe Raimondo De Sangro.
Over the years the gallery continues its artistic research with a special focus on the international scene, exhibiting artists such as Darren Almond, Robert Barry, Michel François, Gilbert & George, Thomas Hirschhorn, Ann Veronica Janssens, Albert Oehlen, Giulio Paolini, Perino & Vele, Edi Rama, Anri Sala, Tursic & Mille and Juan Uslè.
In 2016 Alfonso Artiaco celebrated 30 years of activity with a large exhibition at the gallery featuring 40 artists who have presented works selected or created for the occasion.
In addition to supporting its historical artists, the gallery constantly enriches its program with new collaborations. The most recent include the Swiss artist Not Vital, the young Neapolitan artists Diego Cibelli and Veronica Bisesti, the German painters Andreas Breunig and Jana Schröder, the American minimalist artist Michael Venezia and the Scottish Callum Innes.
Member since 2021
Current Exhibitions
Forthcoming Exhibitions
Spaces
Gallery Artists
- Darren Almond
- Maria Thereza Alves
- Carl Andre
- Giovanni Anselmo
- Robert Barry
- Botto & Bruno
- Alan Charlton
- Victoria Civera
- Michel François
- Gilbert & George
- Liam Gillick
- Gioberto Noro
- Thomas Hirschhorn
- Ann Veronica Janssens
- Jannis Kounellis
- Melissa Kretschmer
- Wolfgang Laib
- Sol LeWitt
- Vera Lutter
- Rita McBride
- Giulio Paolini
- Perino & Vele
- Edi Rama
- Glen Rubsamen
- Anri Sala
- Andres Serrano
- Niele Toroni
- David Tremlett
- Tursic & Mille
- Juan Uslé
- Lawrence Weiner
- Diego Cibelli
- Veronica Bisesti
- Jana Schröder
- Andreas Breunig
- Callum Innes
- Michael Venezia
- Not Vital
Fairs
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2024
- Artissima 2024
- Art Basel Paris 2024
- Art Basel 2024
- Art Basel Hong Kong 2024
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2023
- Artissima 2023
- Paris+ par Art Basel 2023
- Art Basel 2023
- Miart 2023
- Art Basel Hong Kong 2023
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2022
- Artissima 2022
- Paris+ par Art Basel
- Art Basel 2022
- miart 2022
- FIAC 2021
- Art Basel 2021
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2019
- FIAC 2019
- Frieze Masters 2019
- Art Basel 2019
- Frieze New York 2019
- Art Basel Hong Kong 2019
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2018
- FIAC 2018
- Art Basel 2018
- miart 2018
- Art Basel Hong Kong 2018
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2017
- Artissima 2017
- FIAC 2017
- Art Basel 2017
- Frieze New York 2017
- Art Basel Hong Kong 2017
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2016
- FIAC 2016
- Art Basel 2016
- Frieze New York 2016
- MiArt 2016
- ARCOmadrid 2016
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2015
- FIAC 2015
- Art Basel 2015
- Frieze New York 2015
- MiArt 2015
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2014
- FIAC 2014
- Art Basel 2014
- Frieze New York 2014
- fiac 2013
- Frieze New York 2013
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2013
- Artissima 2016
- Art Basel Miami Beach 2012
- Art Basel 2013