The Karla Osorio Gallery was recently featured in an article published by the Financial Times, highlighting the journey of founder Karla Osorio and the significant impact of her gallery on the contemporary art scene. This international recognition underscores the gallery’s importance in promoting diversity and inclusion in the art world.
Read the full article here.
Highlights of the Article:
- Unique Location: The Karla Osorio Gallery, located in Brasília, occupies five modernist pavilions in a 6,000 m² garden, reflecting the architectural influence of Oscar Niemeyer.
- Promotion of Diversity: Karla Osorio has always been an advocate for Black artists, highlighting the importance of representation in the Brazilian and international art scene.
- History and Legacy: Before founding the gallery, Karla created ECCO – Espaço Cultural Contemporâneo, which for over a decade was one of the leading private non-profit institutions dedicated to contemporary art in Brasília.
Impact on Artists’ Careers:
The article also highlights the support given by the gallery to emerging artists like Matheus Marques Abu. In October, the gallery will participate for the first time in the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London, a significant milestone in Abu’s career and a reflection of the gallery’s ongoing commitment to promoting diversity.
Commitment to Education:
The Karla Osorio Gallery is also known for its commitment to art education. Regularly, school groups visit the gallery, providing an immersion in the world of contemporary art for younger generations.
About the Gallery:
Since its creation in 2016, the Karla Osorio Gallery has stood out for its international presence, participating in art fairs in various countries and promoting Brazilian and foreign artists. The gallery represents a meeting point between the traditional and the innovative, integrating works that explore socio-economic themes and gender issues with depth and sensitivity.
Visit the Karla Osorio Gallery:
The Karla Osorio Gallery invites everyone to explore its exhibitions and participate in its educational initiatives. With a diverse program and a unique environment, the gallery continues to be a beacon of innovation and inclusion in the contemporary art world. Learn more.
