ouR Mission
ARGENTINE ART UNVEILED
The diversity of contemporary art in Argentina is
a vibrant reflection of the country's rich history, culture and creativity.
At the same time, it is a testament to its complex socio-economic reality.​
This
A R G E N T I N E N E S S
​that we at Amar Arte consider 'unique'
never ceases to surprise.
Our Story
Amar Arte is a Buenos Aires-based art gallery with a passion for celebrating Argentina's dynamic art scene. We are dedicated to showcase the talent of mainly Argentine artists at every stage of their careers, whether they are emerging voices or established names. Each artist we represent embodies the vibrant spirit of our home country's landscape.
The gallery was founded by Karin Dhadamus, a Belgian-born currently pursuing a Master's degree in Curating Contemporary Art at the ESEADE University in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Karin also holds a degree in Law from the Catholic University of Leuven ( 1988 ) and a Master's Degree in International Economics & Politics from the Johns Hopkins University, Washington D.C. ( 1990 )
With less than two years after founding the gallery, Amar Arte already participated in the 2024 & 2025 Affordable Art Fair Brussels (AAF BXL), where we exhibited works by Sebastián Chillemi, Natalia Biasioli and Eduardo Santiago alongside creations from Pablo Guiot, Luciana Guiot & Gia. In 2025 we were invited at the Lille ArtUp! Fair as well, and honored to be selected for a very successful first Affordable Art Fair Vienna edition.
Amar Arte also represents artists Soledad Rolleri, textile artists Veronica Orlando, Alejandra Pedernera and Ines Devoto.
KARIN DHADAMUS
founder & CEO
MAURICIO RABUFFETTI, scout & advisor for Uruguay
​​Mauricio Rabuffetti is a journalist and political analyst. He was Agence France Presse's correspondent in Washington, DC, and its editorial secretary for Brazil. In Uruguay, he directed AFP's Economics section for Latin America. He is an international news analyst for Noticias Cino (Channel 5) and Radio Uruguay. He is the author of the best-selling novel "José Mujica. The Quiet Revolution," an independent essay on the life of the former Uruguayan president published in five languages in more than 20 countries. Passionate about Uruguayan visual art, over time he focused his search on emerging talents, guided by friends who were making their way in the local art scene. Today, his collection includes works by Gustavo Perrier and Daniel Supervielle—whom he helped with their first exhibitions in Punta del Este, Uruguay—and Martín Vergés, among others. In 2025, he joined the Honorary Committee of the first Masterart Fair in Punta del Este. He collaborates as a scout in Uruguay for the Argentine gallery Amar Arte. He lives between Montevideo and Colonia Valdense.
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