Martina Corbetta (b. 1984, Giussano, Italy) is a gallery owner, art curator, and art dealer based in Italy. She holds an MA in Art History and Criticism from the University of Milan and has worked as a curator, consultant, and dealer since 2012. In 2015 she founded Martina Corbetta Gallery, an independent exhibition space focused on contemporary painting and international exchange. Her practice bridges the Italian and international art scenes through exhibitions, site-specific projects, residencies, and art advisory activities. www.martinacorbetta.com

Elisa Bertaglia (Rovigo, Italy, 1983) is a visual artist. She has exhibited in many international galleries and museums. In 2011 her work was selected to be presented at the 54ma Venice Biennale, Academy Pavilion, Arsenale, Venice, Italy. In 2010, she exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum in Venice and in 2019 at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Saitama, Japan. Bertaglia was selected for many awards (including the Exibart Prize; Arte Laguna Prize; Sunny Art Prize; Bevilacqua La Masa) and her work has been included in select permanent collections such as the City of Milan, Banca Sistema, and the Bronx Museum.

She lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.



Gabriele Grones took part in two editions of the Venice Biennale: Atelier Aperti in 2006 and Lo Stato dell’Arte - Art Academies Pavilion in 2011. He exhibited in several venues including Ca’Pesaro — museum of Modern Art (Venice); National portrait Gallery (London); Royal Society of Painters (London); MEAM European Museum of Modern Art (Barcelona); MART Museum of Modern art and Contemporary Art (Roberto); Palazzo Fulcis Musuem (Belluno); Fort Wayne Museum (Fort Wayne); Museum of Arts ( Cluj-Napoca), National Museum of Fine Arts (Vallette); Volkskunstmuseum (Innsbruck). His work has been exhibited in numerous international art galleries.

He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.