Galleria Tiziana Di Caro is a contemporary art gallery based in Naples, Italy.
Founded by Tiziana Di Caro, the gallery opened in 2008 in Salerno, at one end of the Amalfitan Coast, in the spaces that was the theater of a 17th century patrician palace
Since the beginning the aim has been to promote international artists of the latest generations, with specific attention to experimentation and research, encouraging stable and solid artistic practices, with a focus on artists who work across the new media.
In March 2015 the gallery relocated to Napoli at the first floor of Palazzo De Sangro di Vietri, a palace built in the XVI century in Piazzetta del Nilo (Historical Centre).
In addition of implementing the group of artists of the latest generation including Shadi Harouni, Lina Selander, Giovanni Giaretta, Antonio Della Guardia, Luca Gioacchino Di Bernardo, Teresa Gargiulo, the gallery started to work also with artists of a previous generation, who, over the years have been underestimated: Tomaso Binga, Betty Danon. The gallery works in direct contact with artists or their estates, collaborating in establishing their archives and promoting the work through a regular program in the space in Palazzo De Sangro di Vietri, but also by supporting exhibitions in institutional spaces both in Italy and abroad.
Galleria Tiziana Di Caro is a member of ANGAMC, Associazione Nazionale Gallerie d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea (ANGAMC National Association of Modern and Contemporary Art Galleries) and it is part of Italics is a consortium of more than seventy of Italy’s most influential galleries of contemporary, modern and ancient art.
Tiziana Di Caro is the gallery's founder and owner. She studied Art History at La Sapienza University of Rome. She holds a Level II Master’s degree in Curating Contemporary Art and Architecture Museums, as well as a Level I Master’s degree in Law and Taxation in the Art Market.
Until 2008, she worked as a gallery assistant and as a curator for contemporary art collections. Additionally, she collaborated with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage at the ICCD (Central Institute for Cataloguing and Documentation).