For over 40 years
A history of vision and continuity
Founded in the 1980s in the heart of Milan by Lodovico and Marolga, Galleria Tonelli has become a landmark in the Italian art scene. With sensitivity and insight, the founders selected artists destined to leave their mark on art history.
Today Galleria Tonelli operates through three locations: two in Milan and, since 2016, one in Porto Cervo in the prestigious Costa Smeralda. This presence allows the gallery to engage with an international audience and collectors from around the world, continuing a tradition of quality and excellence.
Founded in the 1980s in the heart of Milan by Lodovico and Marolga, Galleria Tonelli has become a landmark in the Italian art scene. With sensitivity and insight, the founders selected artists destined to leave their mark on art history.
Today Galleria Tonelli operates through three locations: two in Milan and, since 2016, one in Porto Cervo in the prestigious Costa Smeralda. This presence allows the gallery to engage with an international audience and collectors from around the world, continuing a tradition of quality and excellence.
Research
Post-war art as the language of the present
The focus of Galleria Tonelli’s research is post-war art. The gallery promotes masters such as Piero Dorazio, Mario Schifano, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Alighiero Boetti, Carla Accardi, Christo, Hans Hartung, and Jacques Villeglé, figures who have contributed significantly to the evolution of contemporary art through innovative and distinctive languages.
Among the most representative artists featured in the gallery is Lucio Fontana who, with his celebrated “Spatial Concepts,” redefined the relationship between gesture, matter, and space. His “Cuts” open a new perceptual dimension and invite viewers to transcend the traditional boundaries of painting.
The present
The dialogue with our time
Alongside the great masters, Galleria Tonelli presents internationally established contemporary artists, including Pablo Atchugarry, renowned for his marble sculptures that seem to defy gravity, and Sergio Fermariello, known for his investigation of mark and figure through iconic and symbolic synthesis.
These artists represent the present and future of contemporary art, reflecting the gallery’s constant commitment to quality and innovation, while maintaining the value of the historical masters who define its identity.
Research
Post-war art as the language of the present
The focus of Galleria Tonelli’s research is post-war art. The gallery promotes masters such as Piero Dorazio, Mario Schifano, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Arnaldo Pomodoro, Alighiero Boetti, Carla Accardi, Christo, Hans Hartung, and Jacques Villeglé, figures who have contributed significantly to the evolution of contemporary art through innovative and distinctive languages.
Among the most representative artists featured in the gallery is Lucio Fontana who, with his celebrated “Spatial Concepts,” redefined the relationship between gesture, matter, and space. His “Cuts” open a new perceptual dimension and invite viewers to transcend the traditional boundaries of painting.
The present
The dialogue with our time
Alongside the great masters, Galleria Tonelli presents internationally established contemporary artists, including Pablo Atchugarry, renowned for his marble sculptures that seem to defy gravity, and Sergio Fermariello, known for his investigation of mark and figure through iconic and symbolic synthesis.
These artists represent the present and future of contemporary art, reflecting the gallery’s constant commitment to quality and innovation, while maintaining the value of the historical masters who define its identity.
Galleria Tonelli is not merely an exhibition space, but a place where art meets time, creating a continuous dialogue between past, present, and future. Each work tells a story and contributes to a cultural heritage that the gallery preserves and enhances.
Galleria Tonelli is not merely an exhibition space, but a place where art meets time, creating a continuous dialogue between past, present, and future. Each work tells a story and contributes to a cultural heritage that the gallery preserves and enhances.
Our locations
MILAN
Corso Magenta 85, 20123 Milan
T: +39 02 4812434 | +39 333 1426 971
info@galleriatonelli.it
MILAN
Via Aurelio Saffi 33, 20123 Milan
T: +39 02 461402 | +39 333 1426 971
info@galleriatonelli.it
PORTO CERVO
Via Aga Khan 1, 07021 Arzachena (SS)
T: +39 334 3763552
info@galleriatonelli.it
