UNNO Gallery Unveils Latin American Art + Design for All To See
UNNO Gallery is the first digital gallery of contemporary Latin American design, bringing together the wisdom of craftsmen + artists.
We can all most likely agree that technology has its positive and negative effects on society ? and today we’re happy to be adding another positive with the launch of UNNO Gallery. UNNO is the first digital gallery of contemporary Latin American design, bringing together the wisdom of craftsmen and the potential of contemporary artists for all to experience. Founded by Maria Dolores Uribe and Laura Abe Vettoretti, this is a fresh way of presenting art and design, without a physical exhibition space. All of a sudden when that barrier is removed, it’s all within the reach of every city and country around the world, regardless of nationality, geography and all other limits. The name of the gallery ? UNNO ? comes from the Spanish word “uno”, meaning “one”. It’s a reference to the idea that Latin American cultures, countries and peoples share a common heritage that unites them as a whole. All of the pieces you’ll find in UNNO’s gallery pay homage to Latin American culture.
Founders Maria Dolores Uribe and Laura Abe Vetteoretti \ Photo: Ana Hop
The founders of UNNO, Uribe and Vettoretti, share this connection through their first collection of pieces, which they consider spatial contemporary jewelry. Their aim was to use ancestral materials that the early cultures of Mexico regarded as s...
We can all most likely agree that technology has its positive and negative effects on society ? and today we’re happy to be adding another positive with the launch of UNNO Gallery. UNNO is the first digital gallery of contemporary Latin American design, bringing together the wisdom of craftsmen and the potential of contemporary artists for all to experience. Founded by Maria Dolores Uribe and Laura Abe Vettoretti, this is a fresh way of presenting art and design, without a physical exhibition space. All of a sudden when that barrier is removed, it’s all within the reach of every city and country around the world, regardless of nationality, geography and all other limits. The name of the gallery ? UNNO ? comes from the Spanish word “uno”, meaning “one”. It’s a reference to the idea that Latin American cultures, countries and peoples share a common heritage that unites them as a whole. All of the pieces you’ll find in UNNO’s gallery pay homage to Latin American culture.
Founders Maria Dolores Uribe and Laura Abe Vetteoretti \ Photo: Ana Hop
The founders of UNNO, Uribe and Vettoretti, share this connection through their first collection of pieces, which they consider spatial contemporary jewelry. Their aim was to use ancestral materials that the early cultures of Mexico regarded as s...
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