Trium Art Gallery

Trium Art Gallery Exceptional artworks curated for their cultural value and investment potential.

The Strip Gallery was founded in 2020 with the aim of presenting and promoting a selection of the best contemporary and post-war artists, including among others KAWS, Obey, Jisbar, Sara Pope, Mark Kostabi and Andy Warhol. The direct collaboration with most of our artists, combined with a solid specialization and preparation, allow us to guarantee our customers only original best quality artworks.

Shozo Shimamoto (1928–2013)An exceptional Bottle Crash work from the 1980s, showcasing the pioneering energy and experim...
16/06/2026

Shozo Shimamoto (1928–2013)

An exceptional Bottle Crash work from the 1980s, showcasing the pioneering energy and experimental spirit that established Shimamoto as one of the central figures of the Gutai movement.

Untitled (Bottle Crash), 1980s
Paint and broken glass fragments on canvas laid on board
100 × 73 cm

Signed on the front.
Provenance: Whitestone Gallery, Japan.
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the Shozo Shimamoto Association Archive, Naples.

Available upon request
Trium | Monza

 Roberto Crippa, Spirale, 1951A remarkable early work that captures the tension between gesture, rhythm and space. Creat...
15/06/2026



Roberto Crippa, Spirale, 1951

A remarkable early work that captures the tension between gesture, rhythm and space. Created in 1951, Spirale belongs to a decisive moment in the artist’s research, where movement becomes form and painting acquires an almost musical cadence.

An exceptional work from an important private collection.

Oil on canvas
60 × 70 cm

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A night walk through the streets of Naples, getting lost among its alleys... and everything began.On June 12, Where It A...
14/06/2026

A night walk through the streets of Naples, getting lost among its alleys... and everything began.

On June 12, Where It All Began, Adam Handler’s first Italian artist residency, came to its conclusion.

Developed by Trium Art Gallery & noh-art and under the artistic direction of Ernesto Esposito, the project marked the artist’s return to a place deeply connected to his early formation.

During his first evening in the city, a solitary walk through Naples became the starting point for a new body of work: a series of black-and-white works on paper, followed by nine paintings that absorb the atmosphere, memory and visual intensity of the city.

The residency unfolded through a private gathering at the home of Ernesto Esposito, where a selection of the new works was presented (highlights from the evening will be shared soon), and concluded with an Open Studio on June 12, offering collectors, curators, journalists and friends the opportunity to enter the artist’s working environment.

Bringing Adam Handler to Italy for the first time, at a significant moment in his international career and ahead of an important exhibition programme, marks the beginning of a new chapter in the artist’s relationship with the country that played such a defining role in his early years.

Our sincere thanks to Adam Handler, Ernesto Esposito and the teams of Trium Art Gallery and NOH-ART Contemporary for making this important project possible.

📷 Photo courtesy of the artist and Trium | Monza.
📍 Naples, Italy.

A closer look at one of the most singular voices of post-war Italian art.Gianfranco Baruchello developed a visual langua...
08/06/2026

A closer look at one of the most singular voices of post-war Italian art.

Gianfranco Baruchello developed a visual language unlike any other, where images, symbols and fragments of thought coexist in a complex network of associations.

Lackadaisical attitudes in heart organic surgery, 1969, belongs to the period in which his practice moved beyond traditional painting, creating mental landscapes that continue to challenge conventional ways of seeing.

Gianfranco Baruchello, Lackadaisical attitudes in heart organic surgery, 1969, enamel on aluminium, 40 × 40 cm.

Available upon request.

A closer look at one of the most singular voices of post-war Italian art.Gianfranco Baruchello (1925-2023) developed a v...
08/06/2026

A closer look at one of the most singular voices of post-war Italian art.

Gianfranco Baruchello (1925-2023) developed a visual language unlike any other, where images, symbols and fragments of thought coexist in a complex network of associations.

Lackadaisical attitudes in heart organic surgery, 1969, belongs to the period in which his practice moved beyond traditional painting, creating mental landscapes that continue to challenge conventional ways of seeing.

Gianfranco Baruchello, Lackadaisical attitudes in heart organic surgery, 1969, enamel on aluminium, 40 × 40 cm.

Available upon request.

Selected Works of the WeekA curated selection of significant post-war works that have attracted particular interest from...
04/06/2026

Selected Works of the Week

A curated selection of significant post-war works that have attracted particular interest from collectors this week.

Artworks:

1. Gianfranco Baruchello, Lackadaisical Attitudes in Heart Organic Surgery, 1969, enamel on aluminium, 40 x 40 cm
2. Tano Festa, Untitled, 1985–1988, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 80 cm
3. Emilio Tadini, Da Matisse, 1979, acrylic on canvas, 114 × 146,5 cm
4. Piero Dorazio, Untitled, 1991, oil on cardboard mounted on canvas, 59 x 88 cm.

For further information, please contact the gallery.
Trium | Monza.

Closer look.Few artists have explored the physical dimension of painting with the same rigor and consistency as Agostino...
04/06/2026

Closer look.

Few artists have explored the physical dimension of painting with the same rigor and consistency as Agostino Bonalumi.

Detail of Rosso, 1978
Soon to be presented by Trium Art Gallery.

29/05/2026

More than twenty years after his first experience in Southern Italy, Adam Handler returns to Naples for Where It All Began.

Join us on June 12 for a Studio Visit offering direct access to the artist’s working environment and the works developed during the residency.

Friday, June 12, 2026
11:30 – 15:30
PuntoZero by Valeria Apicella
Piazza Enrico de Nicola, 46, Napoli


Developed by NOH-ART Contemporary in collaboration with Trium Art Gallery.

For attendance inquiries, please contact us directly:
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Ibrahim Ballo at MUCEM, Marseille.Presented within “Mossi Traoré, la mode aussi” at the MUCEM - Musée des Civilisations ...
28/05/2026

Ibrahim Ballo at MUCEM, Marseille.

Presented within “Mossi Traoré, la mode aussi” at the MUCEM - Musée des Civilisations de l’Europe et de la Méditerranée, Ibrahim Ballo’s work enters into a dialogue between contemporary art, fashion, craftsmanship and cultural memory.

Through painting, textile language and material experimentation, Ballo develops a visual vocabulary that bridges contemporary expression with ancestral narratives, extending beyond the canvas into wearable form.

A significant institutional context that further highlights the growing international recognition of the artist’s practice.

Mossi Traoré, la mode aussi
MUCEM, Marseille
May 20 — November 16, 2026



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Photo credits:
Mossi Traoré, la mode aussi, Mucem, scénographie Roll, Mai 2026
© Nadine Jestin - Hans Lucas - Mucem

26/05/2026

Closer to Shozo Shimamoto.

A rare 1962 work where gesture, material and surface converge into one of the most radical artistic researches of post-war Japan.

Shozo Shimamoto
Work, 1962
Acrylic and synthetic media on Japanese shikishi board
27.1 × 24.2 cm

Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity issued by the Shozo Shimamoto LAB Archives, Japan.

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Monza

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