Founded in 1989 by Certified Interior Designer Gail Biaggi and Carlos Faure, Biaggi & Faure Fine Art is a locally owned gallery dedicated to celebrating the vibrancy, energy, and cultural richness of Puerto Rican and Latin American modern and contemporary art.

For over 32 years, Gail and Carlos have cultivated a space where art, expertise, and personalized service converge. With a reputation built on integrity, one-on-one consulting, and exceptional care, our gallery offers an enriching experience for both seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts.

We proudly represent a select group of established masters and emerging talents—artists whose creativity embodies the vibrant artistic legacy of Puerto Rico and Latin America. Our curated collection is distinguished by its quality, diversity, and the tailored attention we provide to private and corporate clients alike.

Recognized as one of the most dynamic art institutions in Puerto Rico, Biaggi & Faure has been at the forefront of the island’s art scene, fostering growth and supporting local artists through outstanding exhibitions and unwavering dedication.

Our gallery is located in a custom-designed, 4,000-square-foot space on one of San Juan’s most prominent commercial avenues. For your convenience, we offer private parking with 19 exclusive spaces for our clients and visitors.

We invite you to visit us by appointment, Monday through Saturday. Please call us at (787) 450-8132 to schedule your private tour and explore the captivating world of fine art.

Biaggi & Faure Fine Art

1035 Jesús T. Piñero Avenue, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Biaggi & Faure Fine Art is the first and only art gallery that includes outdoor advertising in its marketing plan. Its “WHAT IS ART” campaign includes advertising in bus stops across the island’s metropolitan area.

Gail Biaggi was selected in 2004 by El Nuevo Día for the Century XXI Outstanding Women Award.

Biaggi & Faure Fine Art won the Academia de Artes, Historia y Arqueología de Puerto Rico 2002 URBE Award for the architectural excellence of the gallery’s building. This award was conferred to the gallery and to architect Jay Vigoreaux for their commitment to good architecture and to habitable urban surroundings. The URBE Awards were created by Panamanian architect Efraín Pérez Chanis, founder of the 1960’s URBE publication. The URBE Awards acknowledge work by architects, urban planners, and citizens who contribute in different environments to the creation of more habitable urban surroundings. Pérez Chanis was a distinguished architect, urban planner, educator and researcher.