DgArt Gallery

Sweden - Spain

DgArt Gallery is a Hispanic-Swedish art gallery with roots in two art galleries in Stockholm going back to 2005, which since 2017 has had its headquarters in Gijón in northern Spain. We are always looking for emerging artists who want to gain exposure in the art world. We also work with established artists who provide stability and seriousness to the projects we create together.

In our work, we defend everyone's right to culture, identity, visibility and participation. We welcome all categories of artists from all disciplines, regardless of race, origin, sexual orientation and religion. Everyone has the right to express him or herself through art without feeling devalued.

Since 2020, we have collaborated with MOOD The Art of Today International Magazine. DgArt Gallery is integrated into the www.theartoftoday.com magazine website where we provide visibility to artists while working with them on art projects such as exhibitions, art fairs and competitions.

Below is a selection of artists we work with and believe in:

ANDRÉS VIJANDE

An artist who really shows what he knows. With themes inspired by literary animals and urban landscapes, he puts strokes on his canvas that increasingly abstraction. He has been among the finalists in dozens of art competitions, several of which he has won. A promising artist who has already been recognised in several exhibitions at both national and international level.

His palette is small, but with just a few colours, he achieves sensations and visual effects that capture observers.

JUAN PITA

With their vivid colours and varied techniques, one never gets tired of looking at his works. Each of his exhibitions is a success and has won several awards.

He studied at the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Higher Technical School of Architecture (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura) in Madrid. From early on, he combined professional work in architectural practice with extensive activity in painting and the plastic arts. He had his first solo exhibition in 1975 at the Antonio Machado Gallery in Segovia, where he lives. He has studied graphic techniques in various courses and workshops, producing several folders of engravings and several series. A cartoonist for the magazines La Codorniz and Hermano Lobo between 1973 and 1976, he has also done graphic design and illustration work for various publications.

FERNANDO LABRADOR

Ancient and tribal faces that still survive, as they can today, in our dreams and desires, share the stage with grotesque characters full of sweetness...

His works slowly but energetically draw deep grooves in the material until they receive the sculptor’s full imprint. The spirit has been transformed into work.

A whirlwind of found elements, disparate and suggestive, that were part of our games, our environment, our folklore, revolve around the work and are linked together. Each element disappears in order to become a something new.

And in this way, the work becomes the soul of the sculptor, dressed, and decorated to be presented with pride, to society. The artist’s own world ceases to be his own so it can be given to our senses.

DANIEL GARCIA ANDERSSON

In his career as an artist over more than 40 years, he has been able to make a name for himself as an artist and gallerist, with many national and international projects. His paintings and installations convey joy. He is always looking for new disciplines to try and to experience new methods of expressing art. He currently works as a gallerist, curator, editor, journalist and art critic.

PER INGE ISHEDEN

An artist based in Stockholm who creates on canvas paintings full of magic and joy that invite observers to meditate on what they want to convey. His works have been sold internationally. You never know quite what he has on his mind, but the result is always fascinating. His vision has neither shapes nor colours, it is something elusive that is only there and is about to be realized.

‘To create an image based on the vision, it is important to wander around among shapes and colours without losing the original feeling, the vision. You must not give up; you must continue to wander around until the vision begins to be realized in the form of a painting. And all the time you must stick to the original feeling, the vision, the compass direction, the dream you had when you took out the canvas, the paint and the brushes’.

SALVINO BLANCO

An artist who knows how to reflect everyday life on the canvas. His paintings always raise questions, such as ‘where is he going?’ ‘what is she thinking?’ ‘how do they feel?’ - questions that inspire reflection and that allow the observer to draw their own conclusions. A autodidact artist, but with great potential, one that will surely see positive developments over the next few years.

TOÑI ARMENTEROS

An emerging artist from Spain who evokes ideas of intensity, skin and introspection, inspired by the female figure, nudity, the warmth of skin and the tenderness of muscles.

With her abstract-figurative portraits, often hinting more than showing, she achieves an effect of sensual voluptuousness, of repressed longing and desire and of visual pleasure.

Her works are elegant both for their lines and for their concept. They are always images that make the imagination fly and that send us back to our own fantasies, those hidden inside in a corner of us that these works materialize before our eyes for the first time.

ANTONIO MANSILLA

Artist, curator and art critic with a record of many national and international exhibitions that have had a positive impact on visitors. His ability to use different techniques clearly shows that he has taken advantage of all his artistic education. An artist that we follow very closely and that has great future potential.