Contemporary Art Gallery


111 SW 3rd Street
Suites 600-602
Florida 33130 Miami
United States
Phone: 7862625886
Email : [email protected]
URL : www.contemporaryartprojectsusa.com

Tata Fernandez (Director)

Carlos Julio Pabon (Director of Sales and Marketing. Chief Curator. In charge of all marketing and sales department online and on site)

Doris Silva (Art Gallery Associate). In charge of all Gallery Events as well as Fairs.)


About

Founded in 2014 by Tata Fernandez, Contemporary Art Gallery with headquartered in Miami and New York is dedicated to presenting innovative and thought-provoking contemporary art. The gallery offers a broad range of professional services, including personalized art consulting, acquisition guidance, artist sourcing, and the development of both private and corporate collections under the direction of Carlos Julio Pabon, Director of Sales and Marketing, Chief Curator.

Our curated exhibitions feature an international roster of both established and emerging artists working across diverse disciplines—painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, installation, video, and digital art.

Each year, the gallery participates in prominent art fairs worldwide, expanding visibility for our artists and providing collectors with opportunities to encounter fresh perspectives and distinctive artworks from across the globe.

At the heart of our mission is the commitment to foster authentic connections between artists, collectors, and audiences. We believe that meaningful collaboration and engagement within the art community lead to powerful creative experiences. Through these efforts, Contemporary Art Gallery seeks to inspire, connect, and open the door for all to experience the transformative power of art.

Pablo Fernandez Jr Threshold

Montana Engels Madison

Christian A. Albarracin City Subjects: Backs - Color

Arnold Miranda The Fortune Teller

Wuilfredo Soto The Architecture of Infinity

About the Artist

My work explores memory, identity, and our fascination with beauty, status, and wealth. Using historical and contemporary figures adorned with exaggerated jewels and embellishments. I create playful yet thought-provoking works that question the role of ornamentation in shaping perception. Through humor, glamour, and pattern, I invite viewers to consider whether these adornments define who we are-or if, without them, we are fundamentally the same.