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Since 1978 the name Taglialatella has been synonymous with Modern and Contemporary art in New York City and around the world, specializing primarily in the Pop and Street Art movements over the past decade-plus. Exhibiting paintings, sculptures, and works on paper from blue chip names of the secondary market, as well as promoting the work of internationally renowned living artists, Taglialatella Galleries has become a destination for long-time art collectors and newcomers alike. While New York City remains the flagship gallery space, located in a two-story, free-standing building on 10th Ave. in the heart of Chelsea’s art district, Taglialatella has expanded its program in the 21st century to feature permanent locations in Palm Beach, Florida, Paris, France and most recently Toronto, Canada. Each location welcomes guests to enjoy dedicated artist exhibitions, opening parties, special events, public art installations and remote activations such as art fairs, mural festivals, and pop-up shows, among other projects. Recently, gallery founder Dominic Taglialatella ushered in new partners to form a gallery ownership group—including Taglialatella Galleries' President, Brian Swarts; Director of Taglialatella Toronto, Alan Ganev; and Ink Entertainment proprietors Charles Khabouth and Danny Soberano—working together to bring the gallery and its locations forward and to future generations of collectors. With an expanding roster of artists, events, and quality inventory, Taglialatella looks to remain at the forefront of the ever-expanding desire to collect, enjoy and experience the art and culture of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
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Over the Influence It is hard to believe that even those who were born in the 90’s are now in their mid-twenties. Time has passed by so fast that even those daily familiarity, which a generation of us share in memory, are fading, if not already gone. I remember watching YTV every morning before I … Continued
