Milan Art Gallery

Deodato Arte Gallery Milan

Milan Art Gallery - Deodato Arte

A few steps from the Duomo and the city centre, Galleria Deodato Arte in Milan in Via Santa Marta, 6 is located in one of the most famous cultural and social contexts in Italy and abroad. The Milan venue of the Art Gallery Deodato Arte is located in the Cinque Vie district, an area where five streets converge. Among these streets, which are the oldest and most famous in Milan, there is also Santa Marta. The district was already a dynamic crossroads in Roman and medieval times, a characteristic that remains to this day.

Renaissance architecture and Milan's trendiest nightlife venues frame the Gallery's venue. Deodato Arte brings some of the world's most highly-regarded Pop and Contemporary artists to Milan, as well as leading artists from the Street Art scene.

The Deodato Arte Gallery is located a few steps from Via Torino, one of Milan's most famous shopping streets, and is 800 metres from the Teatro alla Scala and 500 metres from Piazza Cordusio. The Gallery is just a few metres from the underground stations of the line M1 Duomo and Cordusio and from the station of the M3 Missori stops.

Don't miss the opportunity to admire the most popular contemporary artists such as Mr. Brainwash, Romero Britto and Damien Hirst but also the artists who have characterised the history of 20th-century art such as Keith Haring e Salvador Dalì.

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Among the world's most valued street artists, Thierry Guetta (aka Mr. Brainwash) is known for his colourful and joyful works that merge images from popular culture, art history, media and advertising. Slogans such as Life Is Beautiful and Never Give Up have become trademarks of his art.

In 2010, he starred in the celebrated docu-film directed by Banksy Exit Through the Gift Shop.

A major and eccentric figure in art history, Salvador Dalì  is considered the leading exponent of the art movement of Surrealism. Love, dreams, madness and the liberation of the individual are the main themes of his works in which the unconscious dominates without falling into clichés.

Influenced by Pablo Picasso and Joan Miró, Salvador Dalì uses both classical and modern techniques, always seeking innovation.

Born in Bristol in 1965, Damien Hirst was one of the most significant artists of 1980s London, and a member of the Young British Artists group. 

His provocative and disorienting art deals with strong themes of today's society, captivating the public and collectors with works such as the diamond skull of For the Love of God or the shark submerged in formaldehyde of The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living.