The Curator’s Lab (TCL) is a hybrid exhibition space engaged in the everchanging exploratory process of the curatorial praxis. Malleable, it is reticent to traditional labels. A product of its time, it echoes the art scene in this specific moment in history, innovating in the respectful acknowledgment of the legacy of art history. The Curator’s Lab enables a space of curatorial experimentation devoted to art in all its diversity of forms, stages, and origins.

We are committed to showcasing art with the most rigorous quality standards integrating our commercial objectives. We consider the exhibition room as an artistic medium where the curator expresses the original message of creativity and knowledge to enhance the presentation of the artworks. Our hallmark is developing a sophisticated, yet accessible exhibition narrative conceptualized through the curatorial concept embodied in the display design. An Art Essay accompanies the show, arising from exhaustive and meticulous art historical research and profound psychological understanding of the artists and their oeuvre.

The Curator’s Lab is a place for exchange and dialogue mediated by the curatorial choices made by its founder, Veronica Cuomo. TCL is born from the vocation of exploring, researching, and thematizing the curatorial practice dans le terrain and the different space’s functions. In this context, the curator’s role is revisited, rethinking her figure, offering accompaniment, providing strategies that enable awareness and insight from their artistic process and career direction. We chose to showcase not only the artwork of the artists but also to make explicit their creative evolution and development.