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Valvasone, Friuli Venezia Giulia
Felice Arte Cultural Association

A cultural organization dedicated to fresco painting instruction and contemporary art exhibitions in the Friuli region.

At a glance

Felice Arte is a cultural association based in Valvasone that promotes traditional and contemporary artistic practices. The organization offers structured courses in fresco painting alongside exhibitions of contemporary work, serving both practitioners and art enthusiasts.

History

The association’s headquarters officially opened on May 29, 2008. Since its establishment, Felice Arte has functioned as a venue for artistic education and cultural exchange in the Pordenone province.

What you see

The headquarters is located on Via Trieste in central Valvasone. The space functions as both a teaching studio for fresco technique and a gallery for rotating contemporary art exhibitions.

Cultural significance

Felice Arte contributes to the preservation and teaching of fresco painting, a foundational technique in European art history. By combining traditional instruction with contemporary exhibitions, the association bridges classical and modern artistic practice.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Trieste 2, Valvasone (PN)
  • Coordinates: 45.99440508238456, 12.867559790611267
  • Phone: 0434 899501
  • Website: felicearte.com
  • Headquarters opening: May 29, 2008

Practical information

The association offers open courses in fresco painting and regularly presents exhibitions. Current courses and scheduled events are available through the official website or by phone contact.

Getting there

Valvasone is located in the province of Pordenone. The Felice Arte headquarters is situated on Via Trieste in the town center. Check the official website for directions and parking information.

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