ZONA MACO 2024

Since its founding in 1980, Cadogan Gallery has been committed to promoting emerging and mid-career artists, supporting a diverse programme for over four decades. In the past five years, this long-standing tradition has merged with the international outlook of gallery director Freddie Burness, whose interest in creating a dialogue between artists of different cultural backgrounds has led to a new chapter in Cadogan’s history, culminating in the opening of a new gallery space in Milan in early 2023.

Our booth embodies this approach, bringing together the works of Perla Krauze and Andreas Diaz Andersson, artists living and working in Mexico City, with those of British artists Lawrence Calver, Sam Lock, Deborah Tarr, and Richard Zinon, as well as Edoardo Dionea Cicconi (b. Rome, Italy), Terrell James (b. Texas, US), Mimi Jung (b. South Korea) and Emanuel Seitz (b. Dingolfing, Germany).

Bridging together the work of long-standing artists who have been part of our programme for almost a decade, and emerging talents who are currently developing their careers with the gallery, our booth has a strong focus on pushing artistic boundaries and embracing international perspectives. We believe that meaningful artistic exchanges emerge when artists from various cultural and geographical backgrounds interact.

Predominantly painting focused, Cadogan Gallery has always explored the meaning of the medium, representing artists who challenge the traditional conventions of their craft. Terrell James’s more traditional oil paints and washes are juxtaposed with the textile art of Andreas Diaz Andersson, Mimi Jung’s woven installations, Perla Krauze’s self-described ‘painterly’ sculptures, and Sam Lock’s bold experiments in technique. Our booth is thoughtfully designed to reflect this ethos, and the artist’s innovative approaches.

We are excited to bring a curated selection of our artists to Zonamaco 2024 and look forward to the opportunity to contribute to the richness of Zonamaco and its celebration of innovation and cultural exchange.