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We are pleased to invite you to the opening of ORIZZONTE D'AMORE, the first solo exhibition by Ruben Montini at Galleria Gaburro (Oristano, 1986), curated by Oscarito Sanchez, which will be held on Saturday May 23 at the historic headquarters in Verona, Via dei Mutilati 7/a.The solo show, open from May 25 to October 9, 2026, and preceded by the performance DAI MIEI SENI PIANGE L'AMORE, held at the Milan venue, encompasses a new group of artworks that, starting with the performance itself, emphasizes the artist's political and testimonial urgency to create dynamics of dis

Galleria Gaburro presents DAI MIEI SENI PIANGE L’AMORE, the new performance by Ruben Montini, curated by Oscarito Sanchez.At the gallery’s venue at Via Cerva 25 in Milan, the artist will stage a new action that will transform the gallery space into a field of political and emotional tension. The viewer is called upon to confront a complex mise-en-scène in which no consolation can be found. Montini exposes the fracture between social norms and the multiple, real possibilities of being.As curator Oscarito S

Galleria Gaburro presents the first exhibition in Italy by Iain Andrews (Birmingham, UK, 1974). The solo show Iain Andrews. Whispers from the Red Room, curated by Cesare Biasini Selvaggi, features over 30  paintings never displayed before, created for the occasion, and it will be open to visitors in the exhibition spaces of Milan, where it will remain open with free entrance from February 26 to May 30, 2026. Andrews' painting was

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Galleria Gaburro, a group show transforms the space of the Galleria in via Cerva 25 of Milan into a theater of ideas, a choral celebration in which the narrative probes and investigates the status of the role of the gallery owner.Thirty years after its foundation, Galleria Gaburro celebrates its history with an exhibition project that is, first of all, a story: a theatrical action in three acts, which will be staged from the 9th of October 2025 to the 10th of January 2026, curated by Matteo Scabeni, where the voice of the gallery owner is interwined with those of the artists, in a continuous comparison between past, present and future possibilities.The artworks