| Established in 1992 in the northern Italian city of Bergamo, Caterina Tognon, originally named D'Arte & Divetro, is owned and directed by Caterina Tognon. |
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In 1998 a second branch of the gallery opened in Venice Campo San Maurizio and in November 2004 Caterina Tognon and her team moved to its present location: the noble floor of the seventeenth-century Palazzo da Ponte in Venice.
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| Until 2004 Caterina Tognon represented the most influential artists of the Studio Glass movement, fast becoming one of the leading European galleries in the cross-field between visual, applied arts and design. |
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| Since 2005 the gallery has focused on contemporary visual art and begun working on a project basis encouraging artists to explore Venice and employ glass as a medium. The gallery therefore retains a powerful identity and a recognisable style that has earned it a loyal following.
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| The programme of the gallery has been favouring solo shows punctuated by a few group exhibitions and participation in international art fairs. |
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| The gallery has also organised major exhibitions in public spaces in cooperation with important Italian or international cultural institutions. |
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