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.
Founded in 2017, Blombô is an art gallery specialized in the auction market and in online art sales. Based in São Paulo, it stands out for organizing auctions of art, wines, luxury accessories, and signed design furniture. Over the years, Blombô has held more than 130 auctions and completed sales across Brazil and internationally. In addition to its digital activity, it maintains a program of in-person exhibitions at its physical space in Jardim Europa, São Paulo. Bringing together tradition and innovation, it connects collectors and enthusiasts with works of historical, cultural, and aesthetic value, establishing itself as a leading reference in Brazil’s art and auction market.
Blombô
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
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Founded in 1980 in Porto Alegre and directed by Marga Pasquali since 1986, Bolsa de Arte is a gallery that played a decisive role in establishing contemporary art in southern Brazil—and today it continues to renew and expand that legacy. In 2026, as it enters into a new partnership with Almeida & Dale, the gallery will focus its activities in Porto Alegre and reaffirm the central axis of its institutional project. Bolsa views artistic production as a multifaceted tool for knowledge and human development. Accordingly, its program brings together generational, contextual, and artistic diversity, seeking a balance between cohesion and breadth.
Bolsa de Arte
Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil
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Cerrado Galeria marks a significant step in the trajectory of three seasoned Brazilian gallerists who, by combining their expertise, seek to decentralize and professionalize Brazil’s art market, with a special focus on the Central-West region. Drawing on extensive experience in Belo Horizonte, Brasília, and São Paulo, Lúcio Albuquerque, Antônio Almeida, and Carlos Dale lead this initiative, which aims to give visibility to local production while presenting both emerging talents and established artists. With spaces in Brasília and Goiânia, the gallery stands out for its generous venues and programs that bring art and architecture into dialogue, contributing to cultural development and to the formation of new audiences and collections in the region.
Cerrado Cultural
Brasília, DF, Brazil
Cerrado Galeria
Goiânia, GO, Brazil
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Claraboia is an art gallery created to bring together voices, contexts, and sensibilities that don’t always find visibility within the established art world. The gallery is committed to testing new models of collaboration and building sustainable partnerships, with the aim of making the arts ecosystem more open and permeable. With a dynamic, diverse program, Claraboia gives special attention to emerging artists and to work from Brazil’s North and Northeast—not as a limit, but as a starting point for dialogue across generations, regions, and cultural lineages. Founded and directed by Ceará-born photographer and entrepreneur Renata Vale, Claraboia was established in partnership with the Almeida & Dale group.
Claraboia
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
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Founded in 2024, Flexa is located in Rio de Janeiro. Operating in the secondary market while simultaneously maintaining an interface with the primary market, the gallery aims to bridge renowned and emerging names in the art world. Engaging with key agents and institutions in contemporary debates, Flexa sees the alliance between artistic and commercial direction as the foundation for an innovative space for art circulation. Its collection spans a broad temporal arc and diverse geographic regions, aspects reflected in a carefully curated program that values a plurality of approaches.
Flexa
Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
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From a “ground zero,” a city, a community, a culture can emerge. More than a fixed point on a map, it can be understood as a compass—one that invites us to go further, to imagine, and to bring ideas into being. Recife was founded where the Capibaribe River meets the Atlantic Ocean, and its surroundings are framed by mangroves, a rich ecosystem that sustains life and diversity. Drawing on this sense of plurality and on the history of Pernambuco’s capital, Galeria Marco Zero was born—an art space dedicated to the visual arts and to advancing the artistic scene in the state and across Brazil.
Marco Zero
Recife, PE, Brazil
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