Conde Contemporary — Attraction in Natchez

As an experienced collector of contemporary art I HIGHLY recommend this gallery! The owner Stacy Conde is brilliant with the artists she represents as well as knowing whose work is the best investment. Her representation of the Cuban artists such as Mederos is incredible. This artist is so talented it doesn’t compare to anything we have seen from many other galleries including South Korea when it comes to the photo realism technique. This is a gallery to keep an eye on constantly to see what fabulous new artist she has next PLUS this is one of the few galleries where you can buy The Cuban Masters such as Bedia who is currently in the NSU Art Museum. I also love how she truly represents every angle of the art world too. Andres Conde her artist husband has absolutely dreamy Art Deco yet modern style paintings. While the renaissance with a deep thoughtful twist Toledo paintings are just marvelous. If you haven’t met Stacy Conde you need to introduce yourself and trust me she will steer you in the right direction with who and...

Conde Contemporary is a gorgeous space housing an impressive collection of beautiful work. It's impressiveness is due, in no small part, to the professional, knowledgeable & beautiful individuals running this gallery. Both Stacy and Andres were accessible, helpful and passionate about, not just their collection, but art in general. They have relationships and connections with incredible artists in both Miami and abroad. Stacy and Andres made me feel welcome immediately, creating a warm and intimate vibe within Conde Contemporary.

And the art collection is amazing! All of the pieces on display were unique and had their own stories to tell. I purchased a gorgeous piece by Andres (at a great price) and can't wait to visit again. I encourage anyone to stop into Conde Contemporary: you will not be...

We came across the Conde Contemporary gallery several years ago after moving to Miami. We were strolling along Miracle Mile one afternoon when the artwork on display caught our attention.

That afternoon Stacey was preparing an exhibit of the first works from Andres' Social collection. Social was a pre-revolution general interest magazine in Cuba. The collection represents a series of mock magazine covers created by Andres that colorfully captures the era.

Since that chance encounter, we have purchased two of Andres' paintings and have enjoyed getting to know he and Stacy.

Whenever we are in the neighborhood we always stop in. Stacy has curated a broad range contemporary artists whose work is worth seeing and Andres is always happy to share a peek of his works...