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A white gallery room lit from above by a skylight, bare walls.

The house

ONE PERSON

Not a front desk and a back office. One person, from the first look to the nail in your wall.

01 Why one person

A GALLERY IS USUALLY A ROOM AND A PRICE YOU HAVE TO ASK FOR. LIENZO HOUSE IS A ROOM, A PERSON, AND A PRICE ALREADY ON THE WALL.

An empty gallery room with white walls and a concrete floor.

02Inés Alcover

What she does at every step

01

She chooses the artists

Four, this season — she visits their studios herself before anything is hung.

02

She prices every work

Once, in full, before the show opens. No negotiation, no asking twice.

03

She answers you directly

The same day, in writing — never a gallery assistant relaying a maybe.

04

She hangs it herself

Conservation-standard framing, delivered and installed by the gallery, with you.

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A woman standing beside a window in soft natural daylight, sober and calm.
Photo: Joshua Koblin / Unsplash

03 — Founder

Inés Alcover

"People don't dislike buying art. They dislike not knowing what it costs until the very end, or being handed off between three people who each know one part of the story. I wanted a gallery where the person who loves the work is the same person who can tell you, right now, exactly what it costs and exactly how it gets to your wall."

04 — Talk to Inés

Ask her anything

A work you saw, a wall you're thinking of, a price you'd like in writing — she answers the same day.

No payment now. She replies the same day, in writing.