Ansorena has been a family business since it was founded as a jewelry store in 1845. In 1974 Alfonso Mato, a great entrepreneur and art lover, created the Auction House and inaugurated the Contemporary Art Gallery in October 1986. His daughter, Cristina, took over the management of the gallery in 1988 with the help of her siblings Jaime and Elena. Now the Ansorena Art Gallery is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Specializing in realistic and figurative painting and sculpture, it also has room for other languages such as photography and contemporary abstraction, witnessing the chronicle of our latest current art.
For such an important date, the gallery has prepared an exciting calendar of exhibitions that includes its entire trajectory. The season opens on September 15 with a group exhibition that tries to gather a sample of the best realism in Spain with works by Amalia Avia, Alfonso Galván, Antonio López, brothers Francisco and Julio López Hernández, María Moreno, José Mosquera, Eduardo Naranjo, Isabel Quintanilla, Enrique Santana and Cristóbal Toral. A style that goes beyond technique to show us a reality that transcends mimesis and shows us a very particular vision of the world around us. A real luxury to be able to count on all of them.
We will continue in the coming months of November and December with an exhibition of young artists, a group exhibition that aims to take the pulse of the most current scene, and with which we can verify the total validity of a style, realism, which is still in top form in the XXI century.
During the season, other important names of the gallery will have individual exhibitions, such as Carlos Morago, Cristina Duclos or Gary Bukovnik. A very special season to celebrate thirty years of trajectory in the Madrid cultural scene, a trajectory of three decades dedicated to the promotion of Spanish art.
Specializing in realistic and figurative painting and sculpture, it also has room for other languages such as photography and contemporary abstraction, witnessing the chronicle of our latest current art.
For such an important date, the gallery has prepared an exciting calendar of exhibitions that includes its entire trajectory. The season opens on September 15 with a group exhibition that tries to gather a sample of the best realism in Spain with works by Amalia Avia, Alfonso Galván, Antonio López, brothers Francisco and Julio López Hernández, María Moreno, José Mosquera, Eduardo Naranjo, Isabel Quintanilla, Enrique Santana and Cristóbal Toral. A style that goes beyond technique to show us a reality that transcends mimesis and shows us a very particular vision of the world around us. A real luxury to be able to count on all of them.
We will continue in the coming months of November and December with an exhibition of young artists, a group exhibition that aims to take the pulse of the most current scene, and with which we can verify the total validity of a style, realism, which is still in top form in the XXI century.
During the season, other important names of the gallery will have individual exhibitions, such as Carlos Morago, Cristina Duclos or Gary Bukovnik. A very special season to celebrate thirty years of trajectory in the Madrid cultural scene, a trajectory of three decades dedicated to the promotion of Spanish art.
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