Galería Marlborough

The Marlborough Gallery has exhibition spaces in Barcelona, Madrid, London, and New York. Founded in London in 1946, it was a pioneer in presenting the German Expressionists. In 1958 the gallery represented artists such as Oskar Kokoschka and Lucian Freud. In 1962 the New York branch was established and in 1992 the Madrid branch was opened. Marlborough represents a wide range of contemporary artists from Europe, the United States, South America, and Asia. The Barcelona branch opened its doors in October 2006 and since then has alternated group exhibitions with monographic exhibitions and has coordinated and organized exhibitions of its artists for other galleries and public and private institutions. Its program includes national and international artists, both established and emerging. The genre, style or theme is determined by the artist exhibiting, so that it is possible to see exhibitions that cover all types of proposals: painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, installations, or graphic work.

Represented artists:

Alfonso Albacete, Laura Anderson Barbata, Juan José Aquerreta, Legado de Martín Chirino, Manuel Franquelo, Luis Gordillo, Francisco Leiro, Antonio López García, Santi Moix, Pedro Moreno-Meyerhoff, Blanca Muñoz, Legado de Lucio Muñoz, Juan Navarro Baldeweg, Riera i Aragó, David Rodríguez Caballero, Soledad Sevilla

Marlborough Barcelona presents an exhibition about the work of the artist Anna Bella Geiger (1933, Rio de Janeiro) and the geographer Pedro Pinchas Geiger (1923, Rio de Janeiro), revealing their relationship through a human, affective and critical geography (in the manner of David Harvey and Milton Santos). This is a journey that not only provides a glimpse into the work of the two, but is also conceived as a way of exploring the bond that gathers them. The viewer will therefore witness the conversation shared between the two, whose trajectories have run parallel since 1955, as well as the construction of a constant and always nourishing sentimental dialogue. 

This exhibition will be a preamble to the exhibition that will be held in September 2024 at our headquarters in Madrid.