The gallery, founded in 2000 by Attilio Biasutti, his son Giuseppe and his daughter Paola, follows a traditional line proposing Italian and international artists and movements of the 20th century monographic shows. Among the most significant exhibitions: the Corrente group, Rosai, de Pisis, Crippa, Mondino, and the show "Novecento", a new interpretation of the past century's masters: Albers, Campigli, Carrà, Guttuso, de Chirico, Marino Marini, Severini, Sironi, and Sutherland. In 2007 Daniel Spoerri, in 2008 CoBrA, in 2009 Wifredo Lam, in 2013 Sebastian Matta and in 2016 Salvo. The partnership with the artist Piero Gilardi allowed to explore the Arte Povera movement and made important exhibitions possible. Recently, the showroom has seen a rich turnover of retrospectives dedicated mainly to the Italian Painting, and particularly to Piero Ruggeri, Felice Casorati and "I Sei Pittori di Torino".