In the ABC’s of Arde Gallery, we highlight YAM Gallery, a contemporary art space in San Miguel de Allende founded in 2010 by Adolfo Caballero and Marie Moébius. Located in the historic Instituto Allende, it offers a unique setting for showcasing photography, painting, sculpture, and installation, with a focus on artistic residencies and international collaborations. We also feature the Yosegi technique, a traditional Japanese marquetry that creates intricate geometric patterns in wood, as seen in the vibrant tables by Daniel Romero.
YAM GALLERY | One of San Miguel de Allende’s Leading Contemporary Art Galleries
Founded in 2010, YAM Gallery is a space dedicated to the promotion and exhibition of contemporary art in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato. Directed by Adolfo Caballero and Marie Moébius, the gallery is located in the historic Instituto Allende, offering a unique setting for showcasing both national and international artists. With a diverse focus that includes photography, painting, sculpture, and installation, YAM Gallery is known for its commitment to artistic mobility and residencies, fostering cultural exchanges and international collaborations. The gallery also actively participates in art fairs, establishing itself as a key player in the contemporary art scene.
YOSEGI | The Japanese Inlay Technique
A traditional Japanese inlay technique that uses differently colored woods to create intricate geometric patterns on decorative objects, particularly boxes and furniture. Daniel Romero was one of the exhibitors who inaugurated Arde Gallery with two extraordinary inlaid tables featuring vibrant colors and yosegi-style patterns.
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