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Massimo De Carlo is an Italian art dealer, with gallery spaces in Milan, London, and Hong Kong.
De Carlo started working as a gallery assistant for Piero Cavellini in Brescia. In 1987 he opened his first gallery in Milan.[citation needed]
In 2009 De Carlo opened a gallery at 55 South Audley Street, in Mayfair, London.[citation needed] This was followed by a gallery space in Hong Kong in 2016.[1]
