CAYON, MADRID, SPAIN at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025 Booth: C4
Artists exhibited:
Josef Albers, Eduardo Chillida, Carlos Cruz-Díez, Philippe Decrauzat, Piero Dorazio, Inés Figaredo, Dan Flavin, Lucio Fontana, Alex Katz, Minjung Kim, Rafa Macarrón, Marco Maggi, Joan Miró, Blanca Muñoz, Soto
CAYON
Blanca de Navarra, 7 / 9. 28010 Madrid (España)
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gallery's Multiple Locations :Madrid, Manila, Menorca
December 5 > December 7 2025
ABOUT ARTISTS : Josef Albers, Eduardo Chillida, Carlos Cruz-Díez, Philippe Decrauzat, Piero Dorazio, Inés Figaredo, Dan Flavin, Lucio Fontana, Alex Katz, Minjung Kim, Rafa Macarrón, Marco Maggi, Joan Miró, Blanca Muñoz, Soto
Lucio Fontana
abstract: Lucio Fontana was born on February 19, 1899, in Rosario de Santa Fé, Argentina. His father was Italian and his mother Argentinean. He lived in Milan from 1905 to 1922 and then moved back to Argentina, where he worked as a sculptor in his father's studio for several years before opening his own. In 1926, he participated in the first exhibition of Nexus (formed in 1907), a group of young Argentinean artists in Rosario de Santa Fé. On his return to Milan in 1928, Fontana enrolled at the Accademia di belle arti di Brera, which he attended for two years. The Galleria del Milione, Milan, organized Fontana's first solo exhibition in 1930. In 1934, he joined the group of abstract Italian sculptors associated with the gallery. The artist traveled to Paris in 1935 and joined the group Abstraction-Création (Abstraction Creation, 1931–36). The same year, he developed his skills in ceramics in Albisola, Italy, and later at the Sèvres factory, near Paris. In 1939, he joined the Milanese anti-Fascist artists' group Corrente (Current, 1938–43). He also intensified his lifelong collaboration with architects during this period. In 1940, Fontana moved to Buenos Aires. With some of his students, he founded in 1946 the Academia de Altamira, from which emerged the "Manifesto blanco" (White manifesto, 1946). He moved back to Milan in 1947 and in collaboration with a group of writers and philosophers signed the "Primo manifesto dello spazialismo" (First manifesto of spatialism).
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country: ITALY
city: MILANO MI
Alex Katz
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country: U.S.A.
city: NEW YORK NY
Lucio Fontana abstract: Lucio Fontana was born on February 19, 1899, in Rosario de Santa Fé, Argentina. His father was Italian and his mother Argentinean. He lived in Milan from 1905 to 1922 and then moved back to Argentina, where he worked as a sculptor in his father's studio for several years before opening his own. In 1926, he participated in the first exhibition of Nexus (formed in 1907), a group of young Argentinean artists in Rosario de Santa Fé. On his return to Milan in 1928, Fontana enrolled at the Accademia di belle arti di Brera, which he attended for two years. The Galleria del Milione, Milan, organized Fontana's first solo exhibition in 1930. In 1934, he joined the group of abstract Italian sculptors associated with the gallery. The artist traveled to Paris in 1935 and joined the group Abstraction-Création (Abstraction Creation, 1931–36). The same year, he developed his skills in ceramics in Albisola, Italy, and later at the Sèvres factory, near Paris. In 1939, he joined the Milanese anti-Fascist artists' group Corrente (Current, 1938–43). He also intensified his lifelong collaboration with architects during this period. In 1940, Fontana moved to Buenos Aires. With some of his students, he founded in 1946 the Academia de Altamira, from which emerged the "Manifesto blanco" (White manifesto, 1946). He moved back to Milan in 1947 and in collaboration with a group of writers and philosophers signed the "Primo manifesto dello spazialismo" (First manifesto of spatialism).
mail:
web: http://www.fondazioneluciofontana.it/
country: ITALY
city: MILANO MI
Alex Katz mail:
web: http://www.alexkatz.com/
country: U.S.A.
city: NEW YORK NY
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5 > 7 December, 2025
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