Campoli Presti was founded in London and moved to Cambridge Heath Road in 2011. A permanent space was later established in Paris in the historical Hôtel de Lagrange built in 1731. In October 2018 and 2019, Campoli Presti Paris inaugurated additional spaces in the same building.
Read MoreThe artists often present concurrent exhibitions in London and Paris, building a narrative across the two locations of the gallery. Campoli Presti first introduced a generation of artists previously unknown in Europe, cultivating their early exposure and establishing critical and institutional representation. While exploring the historical and material condition of their medium, the artists share an ongoing critical engagement with modes of display, notions of authorship, the economy of the digital and the body as ground of experience. The program is continuously evolving into new directions, engaging in various forms of interdisciplinary practices, particularly those which employ conventionally non-artistic mediums.
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