News 2021

We are pleased to announce our first participation at Mia Photo, a national fair in Milan dedicated to fine art photographs.  

In our stand, we will present a monographic exhibition dedicated to Beth Moon, a Californian photographer who, since 1999, has devoted her shots to the massive green monuments of the world.

She proposes a view not only of beauty but also of testimony.

The photographer is known for using the noblest and most complex printing technique: platinum-palladium, which is the only method that allows the photographer to benefit from an infinite range of greys, helpful in giving three-dimensionality and eternal conservation.

Further info on the website is below:

Hoping to find you refreshed we report our exciting autumn program:

October 6 - 9 MIA PHOTO

October 9 -22 Beth Moon in the gallery

October 25 MOG Milan Open Galleries

October 26 -31 AMART Milan Antiques Fair at Permanente

November 1 Marzio Tamer - in London at Jonathan Cooper

November 11 Art in Palazzo Cicogna - Palace Party

November 12 -30 in Stock - Works in the gallery

Appointment recommended:

M. + 39 335 5894 218
gallery@salamonfineart.com

It is with emotion that we announce that the city of Milan has named a new street after Federica Galli.

We are grateful to the municipality, which with this tangible sign in the city's toponymy, recognises the great artistic and human value of the Lombard artist.

Federica Galli, who arrived in Milan in 1946, became one of the protagonists of the most fervent cultural scene that the capital has experienced in modern times.

She asserted herself with determination and a keen eye, benefiting from a technical and artistic talent comparable only to the visionary Giambattista Piranesi.  

The street will be located at the Bicocca -a university hub, an avant-garde artistic centre, behind the village of journalists-; between via Stella Bianca and via Chiese.

Proud to be invited to participate in the webinar about paper.

Rebirth
nive oil paintings and almost twenty drawings of floral subjects

by Gianluca Corona

from 12 June to 4 July

Laveno Lake, Villa Fumagalli, by the architect Portaluppi. 

Art exhibition introduced by Mario Marcarini.

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On the occasion of the music festival directed by Clara Schembari

The VII edition of the Festival Il Lago Cromatico

will take place from June to August in a multi-sensorial journey discovering an area of rare beauty, the lower Lombardy shore of Lake Maggiore in the company of young artists on the move and recognised for their talent.

Music, painting, textile arts, meetings with experts, walks and much more: a programme full of experiences in contact with nature with the desire to be reborn, to flourish again and a message of hope and optimism for the future.