Trium Art Gallery

Trium Art Gallery Exceptional artworks curated for their cultural value and investment potential.

The Strip Gallery was founded in 2020 with the aim of presenting and promoting a selection of the best contemporary and post-war artists, including among others KAWS, Obey, Jisbar, Sara Pope, Mark Kostabi and Andy Warhol. The direct collaboration with most of our artists, combined with a solid specialization and preparation, allow us to guarantee our customers only original best quality artworks.

Featured by Artsy Editorial.Where It All Began - the artist residency developed by Trium Art Gallery & noh-art in Naples...
29/07/2026

Featured by Artsy Editorial.

Where It All Began - the artist residency developed by Trium Art Gallery & noh-art in Naples with Ernesto Esposito and Adam Handler - is featured in a new Artsy Editorial exploring the dialogue between contemporary art, collecting and creative practice.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

Trium Art Gallery | Monza.

Donald Baechler (1956–2022) emerged in the same years and circles as Basquiat and Haring, yet built a visual language en...
20/07/2026

Donald Baechler (1956–2022) emerged in the same years and circles as Basquiat and Haring, yet built a visual language entirely his own - faces, flowers and globes rendered in a deliberately unsteady line, resting on dense collaged backgrounds.

His work today is held in the collections of MoMA, the Whitney, the Stedelijk, the Centre Pompidou and the Guggenheim, with a career spanning the São Paulo Biennial, the Whitney Biennial, and over five hundred exhibitions worldwide.

A recent auction result of $179,200 in New York has reignited international collector interest - a signal, we believe, of a market only now catching up with an already solid institutional history.

Full piece on our Journal - link in bio.

For more than seventy years, Esther Mahlangu (b. 1935) has preserved and expanded the visual tradition of Ndebele painti...
17/07/2026

For more than seventy years, Esther Mahlangu (b. 1935) has preserved and expanded the visual tradition of Ndebele painting, bringing one of South Africa’s most distinctive artistic languages into the international contemporary art landscape.

Ndebele Abstract, 1996
Acrylic on canvas
85 × 120 cm

Available upon request
Trium | Monza

We are pleased to welcome Hazel Zhang, founder of JINGXIAO Studio, to the Trium Art Gallery team as China Development Re...
15/07/2026

We are pleased to welcome Hazel Zhang, founder of JINGXIAO Studio, to the Trium Art Gallery team as China Development Representative.

Working closely with the gallery, Hazel will build relationships with collectors, institutions and galleries across China, opening new opportunities for the artists represented by Trium Art Gallery within one of the world’s most significant art markets.

Odinakachi Okoroafor (b. 1987, Nigeria)Selected works.Okoroafor’s paintings exist at the intersection of memory, identit...
14/07/2026

Odinakachi Okoroafor (b. 1987, Nigeria)
Selected works.

Okoroafor’s paintings exist at the intersection of memory, identity and visual language. Through layered patterns inspired by both traditional symbolism and contemporary coding systems, he transforms the human figure into a space where personal histories and collective experience converge.

One of the most compelling voices of a new generation of African contemporary artists.

Available works.
Trium Art Gallery | Monza

Federico Borroni’s (b. 1991) paintings begin with observation, then depart from it - branches, leaves and organic forms ...
11/07/2026

Federico Borroni’s (b. 1991) paintings begin with observation, then depart from it - branches, leaves and organic forms dissolving into rhythm and colour, becoming a language of their own.

In Selvatica (presented at Germinale 2025), this process turns to the wild edible plants that grow unnoticed at the margins, pairing painting with glazed ceramic sculpture in an imagined landscape.

As Diafano, Borroni’s solo exhibition, is currently on view at Gruppo BCC Iccrea, this selection reflects a research that continues to evolve with remarkable coherence.

, Selvatica, 2025, oil on canvas, 30 × 30 cm each.

What is shaping the contemporary art market in 2026?The first half of the year points to a more selective market, where ...
03/07/2026

What is shaping the contemporary art market in 2026?

The first half of the year points to a more selective market, where quality, institutional recognition and long-term artistic relevance have become the defining criteria for collectors.

From Art Basel Hong Kong and Art Basel Basel to the Venice Biennale, our latest Market Insight explores the exhibitions, artists and trends shaping today’s international art landscape.

Read the full article through the link in our bio.



Photo courtesy: Mazzoleni & Mark Blower
Art Basel Unlimted | Basel 2026
Archivio Bonalumi

Among the defining figures of post-war Italian art, Agostino Bonalumi  (1935–2013) transformed the traditional concept o...
29/06/2026

Among the defining figures of post-war Italian art, Agostino Bonalumi (1935–2013) transformed the traditional concept of painting into a spatial experience. His shaped canvases introduced a new relationship between surface, light and volume.

Agostino Bonalumi
Rosso, 1978
Shaped canvas and vinyl tempera
70 × 70 cm



Why Mimmo Rotella?One of the key protagonists of post-war European art, Mimmo Rotella (1918 - 2006) transformed the visu...
22/06/2026

Why Mimmo Rotella?

One of the key protagonists of post-war European art, Mimmo Rotella (1918 - 2006) transformed the visual language of his time through his iconic décollages.

Collected internationally and supported by a strong and established secondary market, Rotella remains one of the most recognised names of Italian post-war art.

Featured work:

Mimmo Rotella, AT, 1956, décollage on canvas 27 × 20 cm
Published in Germano Celant, Mimmo Rotella. Catalogue Raisonné 1944–1961, Vol. II, Skira, Milan, 2016.

Shozo Shimamoto (1928–2013)An exceptional Bottle Crash work from the 1980s, showcasing the pioneering energy and experim...
16/06/2026

Shozo Shimamoto (1928–2013)

An exceptional Bottle Crash work from the 1980s, showcasing the pioneering energy and experimental spirit that established Shimamoto as one of the central figures of the Gutai movement.

Untitled (Bottle Crash), 1980s
Paint and broken glass fragments on canvas laid on board
100 × 73 cm

Signed on the front.
Provenance: Whitestone Gallery, Japan.
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the Shozo Shimamoto Association Archive, Naples.

Available upon request
Trium | Monza

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