Pilar Ordovas is an art addicted. Her private gallery in London confirms it and it’s the meeting of art and quality.
It’s not a museum and neither an archive. “Ordovas” it’s a private gallery that combines discretion and quality. Located in London, the contemporary design hides the best of mid-century art and reveals outlines of inspiration.
By the hands of Pilar Ordovas, the walls of this place rose up. During her journey in art, Pilar was known best for “Crossing the Channel”, an exhibition which explored the relationship between Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, and Alberto Giacometti. And those where the ties what gave her strength to move on and built one of the most prestigious art galleries in London.
The high standard pattern of the gallery allows brilliant exhibitions to take the stage and the art world is traveled by those who dare themselves to enter there. The background of the gallery is clear and the idea of its creation was to make the difference between London’s galleries. The program of the Ordovas Gallery combines exquisite pieces and high quality collectors. Every visitor is able to notice the difference between those corridors and exclusivity is the main guest of the place.
Between expertises, collectors, curiosity minds or art lovers, everyone is attracted to Ordovas. Pilar’ work is endless but she believes that no matter how long it takes, the important thing is to build something with passion and commitment.
A unique Collection owned by Pilar Ordovas
The front of the London gallery
A visual impact of the London gallery
The exhibition “Crossing the Channel”
