Casa Triângulo

Casa Triângulo is a contemporary art gallery based in São Paulo that was founded in 1988 by Luisa Strina and later reestablished under its current name in 1998, becoming one of the most influential platforms for contemporary art in Brazil. The gallery is known for its strong commitment to conceptual, politically engaged, and socially reflective practices, representing leading Brazilian artists alongside international figures. Working across media such as painting, sculpture, installation, video, and performance, Casa Triângulo emphasizes practices that critically address history, urban life, identity, and power structures within both local and global contexts. Located in the Jardins area, the gallery has played a central role in shaping contemporary art discourse in São Paulo through ambitious exhibitions, sustained artist relationships, and active participation in major international biennials and art fairs.