

Giorgio Gaburro is an Italian collector and art merchant who founded his gallery in the mid ‘90s, while he was in charge of an entrepreneurial business. Gaburro is a self-made and self-taught gallerist, without an academic formation: aspect that, eventually, represented his real strength.
Driven by a strong passion for visual art, he started working immediately on the field and dialoguing with experts and gallery owners such as Emilio Mazzoli, his mentor and supporter. Since then Giorgio Gaburro has been able to create a reality over the decades that today is a reference point for collectors and artists. He has realised institutional exhibitions and projects, usually entrusting them to prominent art critics such as Achille Bonito Oliva, Eugenio Viola, Peter Assmann, Hubert Klocker, Danilo Eccher, Luca Beatrice, Marco Bazzíni and Lóránd Hegyi to name a few.
He collaborated and produced exhibitions for the Mart of Rovereto, the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome, the Venice Biennale, Palazzo Ducale in Mantua, the Bocconi University of Milan, the Mudec Museum of Cultures in Milan, the Borghese Gallery of Rome, the Royal Palace of Caserta, the Modern Art Gallery Achille Forti in Verona, the Vittoriano Complex of Rome, the Uffizi Galleries and Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, the University of Bologna.
In 2021, in addition to the main venue of Verona, Giorgio Gaburro opened a new space in Milan city centre, developing an exhibiting activity focused on presenting projects with great Italian and international artists of the caliber of Daniel Spoerri, Hermann Nitsch, Jan Fabre, Emilio Isgrò, Marco Cingolani and Liu Bolin.
In 2024 Giorgio Gaburro was included in the top 100 Italian managers’ list of Forbes Italia.
Art enthusiast and expert in the art market dynamics, Cecilia Gaburro decided, in 2019, after having attended the Master in Economics and Management of Art and Cultural Heritage at the 24ORE Business School, to support her father Giorgio in the management of the Gaburro Gallery. First, in the Verona headquarters, where she contributed to significant institutional projects, then, in 2021, in the new Milan venue, where she holds the role of manager. In this capacity, she had the opportunity to coordinate and curate important exhibitions such as Jan Fabre. Stella (2024), Marco Cingolani. Atelier du peintre (2024), Emilio Isgrò. The Codex Erasure (2024), Liu Bolin. Hiding in Florence (2023), Jan Fabre. The wisdom of Belgium (2022), NITSCH - from Actionism to painting (2022), Marco Cingolani. The Merchants of rare earth (2021).
Cecilia has always had an international vocation and spirit, which led her, before embarking on the journey with her father, to make several different experiences in various fields. In 2015, she worked for TV Record Paulista as production coordinator and location scouting; from 2016 to 2018 she worked as an e-commerce manager for a high fashion brand.
Always involved in voluntary work, she has followed humanitarian projects with the CYCI foundation in Thessaloniki, Greece and since 2018 she has been an ambassador of the De Marchi Onlus Foundation.
Giorgio Gaburro is an Italian collector and art merchant who founded his gallery in the mid ‘90s, while he was in charge of an entrepreneurial business. Gaburro is a self-made and self-taught gallerist, without an academic formation: aspect that, eventually, represented his real strength.
Driven by a strong passion for visual art, he started working immediately on the field and dialoguing with experts and gallery owners such as Emilio Mazzoli, his mentor and supporter. Since then Giorgio Gaburro has been able to create a reality over the decades that today is a reference point for collectors and artists. He has realised institutional exhibitions and projects, usually entrusting them to prominent art critics such as Achille Bonito Oliva, Eugenio Viola, Peter Assmann, Hubert Klocker, Danilo Eccher, Luca Beatrice, Marco Bazzíni and Lóránd Hegyi to name a few.
He collaborated and produced exhibitions for the Mart of Rovereto, the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome, the Venice Biennale, Palazzo Ducale in Mantua, the Bocconi University of Milan, the Mudec Museum of Cultures in Milan, the Borghese Gallery of Rome, the Royal Palace of Caserta, the Modern Art Gallery Achille Forti in Verona, the Vittoriano Complex of Rome, the Uffizi Galleries and Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, the University of Bologna.
In 2021, in addition to the main venue of Verona, Giorgio Gaburro opened a new space in Milan city centre, developing an exhibiting activity focused on presenting projects with great Italian and international artists of the caliber of Daniel Spoerri, Hermann Nitsch, Jan Fabre, Emilio Isgrò, Marco Cingolani and Liu Bolin.
In 2024 Giorgio Gaburro was included in the top 100 Italian managers’ list of Forbes Italia.
Art enthusiast and expert in the art market dynamics, Cecilia Gaburro decided, in 2019, after having attended the Master in Economics and Management of Art and Cultural Heritage at the 24ORE Business School, to support her father Giorgio in the management of the Gaburro Gallery. First, in the Verona headquarters, where she contributed to significant institutional projects, then, in 2021, in the new Milan venue, where she holds the role of manager. In this capacity, she had the opportunity to coordinate and curate important exhibitions such as Jan Fabre. Stella (2024), Marco Cingolani. Atelier du peintre (2024), Emilio Isgrò. The Codex Erasure (2024), Liu Bolin. Hiding in Florence (2023), Jan Fabre. The wisdom of Belgium (2022), NITSCH - from Actionism to painting (2022), Marco Cingolani. The Merchants of rare earth (2021).
Cecilia has always had an international vocation and spirit, which led her, before embarking on the journey with her father, to make several different experiences in various fields. In 2015, she worked for TV Record Paulista as production coordinator and location scouting; from 2016 to 2018 she worked as an e-commerce manager for a high fashion brand.
Always involved in voluntary work, she has followed humanitarian projects with the CYCI foundation in Thessaloniki, Greece and since 2018 she has been an ambassador of the De Marchi Onlus Foundation.
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