One of the newer players on São Paulo's contemporary art scene, this gallery originally opened its doors on the ground floor of a residential building on bustling Avenida Rebouças at the end of 2010, moving on in 2012 to team up with the former Galeria Ímpar in this larger space in Vila Madalena. With a mission to discover some of the talent emerging from São Paulo’s art schools, the gallery represents a varied line of young artists. Among the artists on the books here, look out for the advertising-executive-turned-artist Pedro Cappeletti's round, smooth plaster sculptures, and the unique, compelling self-portraits by Nino Cais – one of the hits at the 2012 São Paulo Bienal.