Luis Maluf Gallery, founded in 2014, is recognised for embracing experimentalism and attracting a young audience interested in challenges and reflection. Located in the Jardins and Barra Funda neighbourhoods, the latter of which opened in 2021 and hosts an annual artist residency, the gallery is expanding its mission in the Barra Funda region, promoting artistic training and access to Brazilian culture. Both gallery spaces seek to emphasise emerging experimental artistic production, attracting a young audience interested in exploring the complexity, intensity and contradictions of the contemporary world through works that challenge common sense. By seeking out artists from different generations, the gallery prioritises those who are bolder and stand out for their originality, valuing their commitment to the future of art.

Inaugurated with the Artist Residency project in June 2021, Luis Maluf Galeria (Barra Funda) has emerged as a space to promote and encourage artistic production in the region. The gallery promotes artistic training and access to culture, considering itself an environment for building, debating and celebrating the plurality of Brazilian culture.
The space is used both for the construction of studios during the Artist Residency and the production of the artists represented by the gallery, as well as for group and solo exhibitions of various artistic languages. Renowned artists such as Vhils, Aline Bispo and Janet Vollebregt have had their work exhibited here, emphasising the gallery’s commitment to originality and daring in contemporary art.

Located in Jardins, Luis Maluf Galeria is a space dedicated to contemporary art and acts as an environment for debate and reflection on current artistic production in Brazil and around the world. The gallery endeavours to promote exhibitions that challenge the conventional and attract a curious and engaged public.

The space has already hosted significant exhibitions on the art circuit, both group and solo shows. Renowned artists such as Karola Braga, Licida Vidal, Leandra Espírito Santo and Shizue Sakamoto have shown their work at the Peixoto Gomide gallery, demonstrating its commitment to originality and innovation in contemporary art.