Galleria Macca
Cagliari, Italy
Galleria Macca opened its doors on June 2015. Its Founder, an independent curator and producer for more than a decade, worked closely with leading Latin American Art Galleries and collaborated with some of Latin American most promising emerging artists. Thus the need to open Macca (it means "crazy" in Sardinian) in her hometown, Cagliari - Sardinia, to become the first Italian contemporary art gallery entirely dedicated to show-case the work of emerging and mid-career Latin American artists, as well as collaborating with some of the most influential local contemporary artists and estates. Its focus on site-specific projects that address current political and conceptual issues provides an intellectual platform of dissent and artistic investigation.
Adrián S. Bará
Untitled, 2015
clear used poly sheeting, Celotex on wood, screen printing ink, paint
72 x 62 in
Adrián S. Bará
Untitled, 2020
gypsum panel, steel, paint, glass, inkjet print transfer, wood, charcoal
48 x 48 in
Adrián S. Bará
Standardized Body, 2020
inkjet transfer print to gypsum panel, graphite
10 x 8 in (each)
Adrián S. Bará
History is the collection of wounds we suffer, 2021
grana cochinilla, newspaper, polyethylene
79 x 62 in
Adrián S. Bará
Untitled, 2021
gypsum panel, newspaper cut out, pencil, paint
42 x 32 in
Adrián S. Bará
Walls and Remains (8), 2024
gypsum panel, acrylic paint, watercolor, pencil, plywood
23 x 18 in
Adrián S. Bará
Untitled 1, 2025
cotton, cement
78 x 10 x 8 cm
Other Exhibitors
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