The Wikiarte Gallery, founded by Deborah Petroni and Rubens Fogacci, is located in Galleria Falcone e Borsellino 2D, nestled in the historic center of Bologna, just a stone's throw away from Piazza Maggiore with its iconic Nettuno, the Two Towers, and Palazzo Pallavicini.
Spread across a prestigious 300-square-meter space, the gallery is entirely dedicated to contemporary art and its protagonists. It serves as a venue where retrospectives of established artists coexist with those of emerging talents, fostering a dialogue of continuity between the past and the present. It exudes a youthful and dynamic atmosphere, offering collectors a sense of security in their exploration and acquisitions, whether they involve significant works by world-changing artists or pieces by those on the cusp of making their mark.
The selection of artists and artworks is a collaborative effort, involving the gallery owners, art critics, and curators who frequent art studios and fairs worldwide. Wikiarte Gallery has a notable presence at various international events, from the United States to Japan and across Europe and Italy.
Wikiarte is not just a physical gallery; it is a window to the world of contemporary art. Within its walls, there are dedicated rooms honoring the greatest masters of the 20th century. Visitors may find themselves admiring pieces in the discreet Dalì Room, pausing in the journey through the Klimt Room, turning their attention to the artworks housed in the Kandinsky Room, and finally, before leaving, exploring the vibrant colors of the pieces in the Picasso Room, the largest of the four.
Wikiarte Gallery: A Contemporary Art Hub in Bologna
Address: Galleria Falcone e Borsellino, 2D, 40123
Phone: +39 051 484 1864
Site:
https://www.wikiarte.com/Location inserted by
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