Quick Facts
- Based in
- Varese, Italy
- Country
- Argentina
- Born
- –
- Type
- Individual
Represented By
About Lucio Fontana
Argentinian-Italian artist, known for his innovative and abstract sculptures.
Art Fair Career Timeline
Appearances confirmed against each fair's own published exhibitor list.
Gallery Representation at Art Fairs
Fairs attended by galleries that represent this artist. Galleries show a selection of their roster at any given fair, so this does not confirm that work by this artist was exhibited.
2026
2025
Frieze New YorkArt Basel ParisArt Basel Hong KongTEFAF MaastrichtFrieze LondonFrieze Los AngelesArt Basel Miami BeachARCO MadridArt BaselFrieze SeoulFrieze MastersWest Bund Art & DesignThe Armory ShowBRAFAInvestec Cape Town Art FairLondon Art FairArt Central1-54 MarrakechArte FieraArtissimaAbu Dhabi ArtZona Macoart KARLSRUHEArt RotterdamArt DubaiArtVeronaDrawing Now ParisEXPO ChicagoIndia Art FairMarket Art FairMiartPAD LondonPAD ParisPAN AmsterdamCONTEXT Art Miami1-54 New YorkArt CologneArt ParisUntitled ArtArt MiamiArt AspenartgenèveArt SGArt Busan
2024
Frieze LondonArt Basel ParisArt Basel Miami BeachArt BaselFrieze SeoulFrieze MastersContemporary IstanbulLondon Art FairThe Armory Showart KARLSRUHEWest Bund Art & DesignEXPO ChicagoPAD LondonPAN AmsterdamSeattle Art FairFrieze New YorkART021 ShanghaiCONTEXT Art MiamiArt DubaiArt Basel Hong KongUntitled ArtArt CologneArt MiamiArt ParisArt AspenartgenèveTEFAF Maastricht
2023
Works in Museum Collections
Collection data via The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museums (CC BY), and Europeana
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Frequently Asked Questions
What medium does Lucio Fontana work in?
Lucio Fontana primarily works in Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics.
Where is Lucio Fontana based?
Lucio Fontana is based in Varese, Italy.
When was Lucio Fontana born?
Lucio Fontana was born in 1899 and died in 1968.
What is Lucio Fontana's nationality?
Lucio Fontana is Argentinian.
What exhibitions has Lucio Fontana participated in?
Lucio Fontana has participated in 1 exhibition, including Documenta 1959.