Galleria d’Arte Maggiore g.a.m. – Bologna

Galleria d’arte Maggiore g.a.m. was founded in Bologna in 1978 by Franco and Roberta Calarota, who realized that at the time there was an urgent need to promote the documentation, knowledge, and mediation activities of major Italian artists. The research and enhancement work carried out by Maggiore g.a.m., both in terms of cultural promotion and within the art market, positions the gallery as an organic and authoritative interlocutor in the Italian and International art scene working close to the artists that the gallery rappresented (and still rappresent).

In recent years, starting from 2008, Maggiore g.a.m. revitalized historical figures, presenting them in continuity with the art of living and fully active generations, or through exhibitions of interdisciplinary dialogue.

Galleria d’Arte Maggiore g.a.m. is also renowned for its collection of 20th-century Masters (from Picasso to Magritte), and particularly for its focus on the art of Giorgio de Chirico and especially Giorgio Morandi. The gallery has even produced and organized several Institutional exhibitions dedicated to Morandi in Internationally Museums, receiving coverage in National and International publications such as The New York Times, Forbes, and The Art Newspaper, which have repeatedly associated Morandi with the gallery.