Established in São Paulo in 1998, Almeida & Dale promotes the legacy of emblematic and emerging artists, fostering contemporary art on the national and international platforms.
With three venues in São Paulo, the gallery carries out an exhibition and editorial program of excellence, forges collaborations with renowned institutions and collections, and is present at the world’s leading art fairs, placing it as one of the most influential Brazilian galleries.
Representing more than 50 artists and estates, brings together key figures in Brazilian Modernism, leading names in the shaping of Brazilian contemporary art and its worldwide prominence, alongside emerging and established artists who keep redefining the artistic horizon.
In 2025, by completing its merger with the celebrated Millan gallery, founded in 1986, also in São Paulo, Almeida & Dale embraces a history of profound commitment to artistic experimentalism, close collaboration with artists to position them in major exhibitions and institutions, and to the development of international careers.
Almeida & Dale actively embraces the challenge of promoting multiple perspectives and new approaches, focusing on being a platform for artists in powerful projects. By combining artistic expertise and a strategic eye for the global dynamics of the sector, the gallery encourages the expansion and widening of Latin American art by continuing to amplify and empower the art market.
CASA ZALSZUPIN
The result of a partnership between ETEL and Almeida & Dale, initiated in 2021, Casa Zalszupin features a dynamic exhibition program that integrates art, architecture, design, memory, and innovation.
Designed by the renowned architect Jorge Zalszupin, the house was his residence for almost 60 years. It is considered a landmark of modernism in Brazil, combining elements of Scandinavian and Brazilian design.
Casa Zalszupin
Jardim América
São Paulo SP Brazil
Visits by appointment
Claraboia is a project carried out in partnership with Almeida & Dale. The space promotes contemporary art projects rooted in essential Brazilian energies and issues, with a focus on the North and Northeast regions, fostering multicultural dialogues that address ecology and society through a contemporary perspective on what is timeless.
Claraboia
Jardim América
São Paulo SP Brazil
Open visitation
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