THE GALLERY

Conde Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery and curatorial practice founded in Miami in 2013 and now based in Natchez, Mississippi. The gallery presents painting, sculpture, photography, and multidisciplinary work by established and emerging artists whose practices combine technical excellence with compelling ideas.

We believe collecting art is a deeply personal experience. Whether acquiring a first work or expanding an established collection, we work closely with collectors to understand their interests, their spaces, and the atmosphere they hope to create. Our role extends beyond presenting artwork—we help connect people with works that continue to reward attention over time.

In addition to the artists featured on this website, Conde Contemporary maintains relationships with artists, galleries, and estates internationally, allowing us to assist collectors in sourcing exceptional works beyond our represented program.

Today the gallery occupies the historic First Bank of Mississippi building, built circa 1898, where exhibition galleries, Andrés Conde's working studio, and the Natchez Gallery Suites exist together under one roof. Created as art-filled spaces for artists, collectors, and friends, the Natchez Gallery Suites extend the gallery experience beyond a visit, inviting guests to live with contemporary art in one of Mississippi's most historic buildings.

Little Havana

The beginning.

Talking to Hear Our Threads Rattle, a group exhibition of female fiber artists at CCPS, Conde Contemporary Project Space in Little Havana.

Talking to Hear Our Threads Rattle
An exhibition of female fiber artists at CCPS, Conde Contemporary Project Space.

A photo of Cuban artists Andrés Conde and Aurora Molina at Conde Contemporary in its first location in Little Havana.

Collaborative Installation
Aurora Molina and Andrés Conde hanging an exhibition.

A photo from the solo exhibition Divos featuring the work of Havi Schanz, pictured here with art dealer and curator Stacy Conde and husband, Cuban pop realist artist Andrés Conde.

Divos: Havi Schanz
Stacy Conde, Havi Schanz and Andrés Conde opening the gallery’s first exhibition in Little Havana.

Coral Gables

A photograph of Andrés Ángel Conde working at Conde Contemporary's former location in Coral Gables.

New artists, larger exhibitions, and a growing community of collectors.

A Family Affair
Andrés Ángel Conde, at the space which became home to larger exhibitions and a growing community of collectors.

An image of people at the opening of a solo exhibition for contemporary Cuban master Rubén Torres Llorca at Conde Contemporary's former location in Coral Gables.

Rubén Torres Llorca
A solo exhibition by one of Cuba's most influential contemporary conceptual artists.

A photo of a group gathered for the opening of the group exhibition, Idols of The Tribe, curated by Stacy Conde, at Conde Contemporary's former location in Coral Gables.

Idols of the Tribe
An exhibition exploring mythology, symbolism, and the stories we tell ourselves.

Miami Beach

International art fairs, collaborations, and a broader audience.

Sophia Conde running Conde Contemporary's former Miami Beach location, featuring works by Natasha Kertes, Rubén Torres Llorca, Andrés Conde, and José Bedia.

Gallery Life
Sophia Conde and Coco.

An image of Conde Contemporary's former location on Miami Beach, filled with works by Jose Bedia, Darian Mederos, Andres Conde, Heriberto Mora, Rubén Torres Llorca, Heriberto Mora, and Leonid Rotar.

Installation View
Miami Beach became a place for experimentation, introducing new artists while continuing to deepen relationships with collectors.

Contemporary Cuban artists Andrés Conde and José Bedia stand at the doors of Conde Contemporary's former location in Miami Beach, at the old Versace store.

Opening Night
Artists Andrés Conde and José Bedia before the doors opened.

Natchez

The front of Conde Contemporary art gallery in Natchez featuring works by Andrés Conde in the windows.

A contemporary art gallery in the heart of historic Natchez.

Conde Contemporary
The gallery in Natchez, Mississippi.

The exhibition Midnight in The Garden of Good and Evil, curated by Stacy Conde at Conde Contemporary in Natchez, featuring the work of Pablo Santibáñez Servat.

Exhibition
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

An exhibition titled Specious Morphology at Conde Contemporary in Natchez featuring the work of Gerry Stecca.

Solo Exhibition
Specious Morphology, Gerry Stecca.

Art Fairs

Introducing our artists to collectors across the United States.

Conde Contemporary's booth at the LA Art Show, featuing work by Andrés Conde, Darian Mederos, Rubén Torres Llorca, César Orrico, Kevin Sloan and others.

LA Art Show
Conde Contemporary at LA Art Show.

Explore The Archive

Conde Contemporary's booth at Context Art Miami, with Stacy Conde seated pre-opening, featuring art works by Leonid Rotar, José Bedia, Natasha Kertes, Andrés Conde, César Orrico and Darian Mederos.

CONTEXT Art Miami
Early morning follow up before the doors open.

Conde Contemporary art Intersect Palm Springs featuring work by Pablo Santibáñez Servat, Rubén Torres Llorca, Andrés Conde, Jeff Faust, Kevin Sloan, and others.

Intersect Palm Springs
Conde Contemporary at Intersect Palm Springs.