Ciro Quintana
“My works are like characters in my life; they have a personality just as real as characters in a novel or in a movie, an open stage where the public, the artist, the form, the story and the concept collide in a battle for survival.”.
Rubén Torres llorca
“Rubén sees the human experience for what it is, filled with love and loss, joy and suffering and most of all, temporary. For as anyone with at least two brain cells and maybe 30 years under their belt knows, the only real constant is change. Llorca is well aware of this fact, and he delights in pointing out the absurdity of it all.” More…
kevin sloan
“The world out there is alive, sacred, yearning to be seen, yearning to be in communion with me, with us, humans. That sort of energy is as spiritual as I can get. I never felt that growing up as a Catholic kid. That sacred feeling manifests for me as the natural world, which I think is the wellspring of all religions. I just cut away the middle man and get right to the source. A fire, the sound of birds, a meadow, these are beings are as much living and sentient as I am.” More…
Current solo Museum exhibitions
The biba story, 1964-1975
fashion + textile museum tickets
“‘The Biba Story’ explores how fashion phenomenon Biba blossomed to become the world’s first lifestyle label, sparking a revolution in how people shopped and how Biba earned its spot as the brand that epitomises 1960s and 1970s fashion.
The exhibition focuses on the years 1964, when the first Biba boutique opened, to 1975, when the legendary Big Biba closed its doors to the public. Displaying fantastic archival pieces of clothing, original photographs, film, and material all of which have been personally chosen by Barbara Hulanicki.
‘It isn’t just selling dresses, it’s a whole way of life’, Barbara Hulanicki, 1970.”
Noah saterstrom
Mississippi Museum of Art
“‘What Became of Dr. Smith’ envisions the life of artist Noah Saterstrom’s great-grandfather, a traveling optometrist who, according to family lore, disappeared in 1924. Through a years-long search in state, local, and private archives, Saterstrom discovered that his great-grandfather spent the final four decades of his life at the Mississippi State Insane Hospital (also known as the “Old Asylum”) in Jackson, and later at the Mississippi State Hospital in nearby Whitfield. Presented as an immersive narrative painting of 183 canvases that together span 122 feet, What Became of Dr. Smith is the visual culmination of the story that emerged one century after it was erased from his family’s record.”
Are you offended?
The work of Pablo Santibáñez Servat.
“Nudity, depictions of the obese eating, child labor, racial caricatures, the male gaze, in the painting “Circus III” Pablo has manufactured what could be deemed a virtual smorgasbord of offense. We spoke with the Chilean born artist of Uruguayan
parents today about the piece and his intent in creating the work.” - More…
Featured Artists
Conde Contemporary is a fine art gallery specializing in representational works, with a concentration on magical realism, portraiture, surrealism, new media and contemporary art.
Our catalogue of artists is vast, beyond what is featured on our website. We have the ability to source the perfect piece for your home or collection.
Established in 2013 in Miami, we have over a decade of experience curating public and private collections as well as working with interior design firms - both in residential and hospitality projects.
From procurement to installation, Conde Contemporary is a full service gallery.