Tourne Art Gallery Spanning a wide range of media—and bridging science, technology, and metaphysics—the program emphasizes art as a catalyst for transformation.

Tourné is a private art gallery dedicated to expanding the reach and impact of innovative contemporary artists while bolstering their careers and artistic legacies. Founded in New York in 2008, Tourné invests in and promotes a carefully curated selection of emerging and established contemporary artists, while fostering a community of art collectors, patrons, institutions, curators, and connoisseur

s who share a passion for discovering and supporting artistic talent. Tourné offers a stimulating international program of exhibitions and events centered on artists whose work invokes a higher consciousness, drawing on philosophical and spiritual realms. Driven by the belief that art is the highest form of human expression, Tourné curates exhibitions and experiences that invite viewers to transcend the ordinary, grapple with complexity, deepen dialogue and introspection, forge more meaningful connections, and ultimately draw nearer to the sublime. Recognized for curatorial excellence, the leaders of Tourné have brought their creative vision to dozens of exhibitions at museums, cultural institutions, art fairs, and public spaces in the United States and Europe. Artists under Tourné’s representation have been placed in more than 50 museums and public collections around the world, including: Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate, the Museum of Modern Art, Guild Hall, the Leslie-Lohman Museum, the Long Island Museum, and the Parrish Art Museum, all in New York; the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC; the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem, Israel; the Museum of Art and Science in Milan, Italy; and Centre Pompidou in Paris, France. Tourné has advised the collections of museum trustees, major philanthropists, Fortune 500 executives, dignitaries, and institutions. It has also supported the development of artists’ estates and foundations. The Tourné Collection contains hundreds of original works of art, and places emphasis on purchasing works from living artists and the galleries that support them. For additional information, please contact [email protected].

Tourné is delighted to present a selection of sculptures by Rotraut and Strong-Cuevas. Their works are held in distingui...
07/02/2026

Tourné is delighted to present a selection of sculptures by Rotraut and Strong-Cuevas. Their works are held in distinguished public collections, including the Centre Pompidou, the Phoenix Art Museum, Grounds for Sculpture, and the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center.

Photo credits: Christophe von Hohenberg, Carole Morgane Hamel.

Madalena Negrone is an Italian artist whose paintings explore the movement of energy and human connection through space ...
05/10/2026

Madalena Negrone is an Italian artist whose paintings explore the movement of energy and human connection through space and time. Born and raised in Genoa, Negrone draws on concepts from quantum physics, translating abstract systems of energy and interconnection into visual form.
Recently, Negrone’s work has gained major institutional recognition. Her large-scale painting “Origine” has entered the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, home to the largest collection of Italian art in the world. She is also included in the permanent collection of the Museum of Art and Science in Milan, which presented a solo exhibition dedicated to the artist in 2023.
Negrone is currently featured in “Luce,” a newly opened exhibition at Villa Arconati, curated by Diana Segantini. Often referred to as the “Versailles of Italy,” the historic villa hosts the exhibition across its grand interiors and gardens, bringing together works that examine light as both a physical phenomenon and generative force. The exhibition was recently covered by Il Sole 24 Ore, with Negrone’s painting serving as the feature image.
Tourné is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Negrone at the Future Fair, taking place May 13–16 at Chelsea Industrial in New York. The presentation will bring together a new selection of paintings and works on paper from the artist’s ongoing exploration of quantum entanglement.
Her works are also on view at Tourné Gallery at 745 Fifth Avenue in New York.

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Cristina Vergano’s fantastical scenes, with their golden horizons and hybrid, otherworldly characters, create a dreamlik...
12/02/2025

Cristina Vergano’s fantastical scenes, with their golden horizons and hybrid, otherworldly characters, create a dreamlike atmosphere that leaves viewers hovering on the edge between what is real and what is imagined—a subtle nod to the 1635 play from which the exhibition takes its name.

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