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Gallery Statement
Established in 2001 as Heather Marx Gallery, Marx & Zavattero exhibits the work of contemporary emerging and mid-career artists who work in a range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, and photography. The gallery mounts up to eight solo and curated group exhibitions annually, occasionally incorporating outside writers, curators, and collectors in order to encourage a stimulating and fresh dialogue on contemporary art. In addition, gallery artists are often invited to collaborate with outside institutions on group and solo exhibitions.
The gallery is committed to fostering solid relationships with museum and private curators, other contemporary galleries, established and emerging collectors, and the art press in an effort to promote and develop gallery artists worldwide.
Our participation in numerous national and international contemporary art fairs each year is a major facet of this commitment.
Heather Marx
Heather Marx has been deeply involved in the fine art field for nearly 20 years. She received both her MA and BA in Art History from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her professional experience has included work at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and the University Art Museum at UCSB, as well as serving for several years as Assistant Director to Los Angeles gallerist Mark Moore. From 1995 to 2000, Marx was Associate Director of Sales and Public Relations at Hackett-Freedman Gallery in San Francisco. She is a member of both SFADA and ArtTable.
Steve Zavattero
Steve Zavattero has been a vital partner involved in all aspects of the day-to-day operations, growth, and success of the gallery since its inception. He received his BA in Social Sciences and Communication from the University of Southern California, and has also studied in both England and Ecuador. A third-generation San Francisco native, Zavattero's professional experience has included stints in radio and television broadcasting, news and art reporting, high-tech communications, and press relations.
In addition to his gallery duties, he produces and hosts a monthly podcast on the gallery’s website.
Established in 2001 as Heather Marx Gallery, Marx & Zavattero exhibits the work of contemporary emerging and mid-career artists who work in a range of media including painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, and photography. The gallery mounts up to eight solo and curated group exhibitions annually, occasionally incorporating outside writers, curators, and collectors in order to encourage a stimulating and fresh dialogue on contemporary art. In addition, gallery artists are often invited to collaborate with outside institutions on group and solo exhibitions.
The gallery is committed to fostering solid relationships with museum and private curators, other contemporary galleries, established and emerging collectors, and the art press in an effort to promote and develop gallery artists worldwide.
Our participation in numerous national and international contemporary art fairs each year is a major facet of this commitment.
Heather Marx
Heather Marx has been deeply involved in the fine art field for nearly 20 years. She received both her MA and BA in Art History from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her professional experience has included work at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and the University Art Museum at UCSB, as well as serving for several years as Assistant Director to Los Angeles gallerist Mark Moore. From 1995 to 2000, Marx was Associate Director of Sales and Public Relations at Hackett-Freedman Gallery in San Francisco. She is a member of both SFADA and ArtTable.
Steve Zavattero
Steve Zavattero has been a vital partner involved in all aspects of the day-to-day operations, growth, and success of the gallery since its inception. He received his BA in Social Sciences and Communication from the University of Southern California, and has also studied in both England and Ecuador. A third-generation San Francisco native, Zavattero's professional experience has included stints in radio and television broadcasting, news and art reporting, high-tech communications, and press relations.
In addition to his gallery duties, he produces and hosts a monthly podcast on the gallery’s website.
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