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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.

10/09/2026

Trium Art Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in ArtVerona 2026, under the direction of , marking the start of our representation of Rafael Baron (1986, Brazil) in Italy with his first solo show - unpublished works created exclusively for the occasion.

Baron’s brightly colored portraits - enigmatic figures, dark deep-set eyes, patterned textiles - open a dialogue on tolerance and diversity, imagining a world where difference coexists without division.

ArtVerona 2026
9 - 11 October

More news to follow.
For previews, feel free to reach out directly.

07/09/2026

In the 1980s, Mario Schifano’s painting undergoes a complete transformation.

The monochromes and muted tones of earlier years give way to a painting that is an explosion of life - the paint tubes themselves become instruments, applied directly onto the canvas, as Schifano immerses himself physically in the work, almost as though it were an extension of himself.

The surfaces turn material, visceral.

His signature changes too: where the 1970s saw his signature consistently on the front, from the 1980s onward he favors signing on the reverse, generally accompanied by the title and date, also on the back.

Here we present Aspro, an extraordinary canvas in which Schifano chose to flood the frame itself with paint - invading it with color as though it were a natural extension of the canvas, a completion of the work itself, as if one could not exist without the other.

Mario Schifano, Aspro, 1987, enamel and acrylic on canvas and invaded frame, 113 x 113 cm.

Available through Trium Art Gallery.

04/09/2026

A new body of work by Federico Borroni turns inward - as though stepping inside a painting once made, where tangled forms once seemed to obstruct the view, now open onto a different kind of landscape.

Fragments of that earlier chaos - the constellations, the tangled growth - are gathered here and held within a room. Each room carries one or more colors, which in turn name the painting: Red Room, Yellow Room, and so on.

In the artist’s own words, written before the series began: “A fragment of chaos, gathered and kept. A bouquet protected within an intimate context - no longer seeking a home in the landscape, but bringing the landscape home, where painting becomes something looked at daily.”

The series does not replace what came before - Borroni continues his earlier body of work in parallel, this new chapter unfolding alongside it, not instead of it.

Federico Borroni, Soma, Mazzo (Stanza Arancione), 2026
Federico Borroni, Soma, Mazzo (Stanza Gialla e Blu), 2026
Federico Borroni, Soma, Mazzo (Stanza Rosa), 2026
Federico Borroni, Soma, Mazzo (Stanza Verde), 2026

Available through Trium Art Gallery.

02/09/2026

Discover this exceptional work by Piero Dorazio (1927–2005), a founding figure of postwar Italian abstraction whose work is held in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Tate in London, and the Centre Pompidou in Paris - among the very few Italian artists of his generation to achieve that level of international institutional recognition.

Piero Dorazio, Untitled, 1991
Oil on cardboard on canvas, 59 × 88 cm
Signed and dated lower right
Registered at the Piero Dorazio Archive, Milan

Available through Trium Art Gallery.

27/08/2026

One of the most important and celebrated photographers in the world, Steve McCurry (b. 1950) redefined photography itself, capturing not merely faces or figures, but the inner life and lived experience of his subjects. Each figure appears to tell a story, a history, a condition of being - suspended, motionless, and yet never still.

We’re pleased to present Red Boy, 2010, an exceptional example carrying a rare distinction: alongside the customary hand signature and numbering on the Steve McCurry Studio label, this work bears a second hand signature by the artist in black marker, directly on the front.

Steve McCurry, Red Boy, 2010
C-print on photographic paper, 76.2 × 101.6 cm
Edition 8 of 15
Hand signed and numbered
All image rights: Steve McCurry

Available through Trium Art Gallery.

18/08/2026

Emilio Tadini
Da Matisse, 1979

Tadini’s paintings work like a private cataloguing system - fragments of language, everyday objects and art-historical citations coexist on the same surface, each carrying equal narrative weight.

In Da Matisse, the homage is written directly into the composition: a stylized leg, a floral-patterned vase, brushes and a palette, drawn from Matisse’s own vocabulary and folded into Tadini’s distinct pictorial language of signs and fragments.

The work carries a distinguished provenance, beginning with Studio Marconi, Milan, one of the defining galleries for Italian post-war art.

Emilio Tadini, Da Matisse, 1979
Acrylic on canvas, 114 × 146.5 cm

Available through Trium Art Gallery.

31/07/2026

The Company I Keep by Odinakachi Kingsley Okoroafor.

In his latest body of work, Odinakachi Okoroafor turns his attention towards solitude—not as absence, but as a state of self-possession.

Figures inhabit intimate domestic interiors, meeting the viewer’s gaze with quiet confidence. Their presence is neither isolated nor withdrawn; it reflects an inner condition in which identity is no longer defined through external validation, but through the acceptance of oneself.

As the artist writes:

“This body of work examines solitude as an act of self-possession. These figures inhabit domestic interiors without seeking validation from another presence. Their gaze meets the viewer directly, suggesting that peace is not found in the company of others, but in becoming enough for oneself.”

In the pictures:
- At Home with Myself, 2026
- Comfort Knows My Name, 2026
- A Room Full of Me, 2026

Discover the full body of work on triumgallery.com.

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.

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.

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
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