Chifari art gallery

TURIN, PIEDMONT

Chifari Art Gallery

A contemporary art gallery dedicated to curating and promoting significant works for collectors and investors over more than 25 years.

At a glance

Chifari Art Gallery operates as a professional art space in central Turin, founded on the vision of Lia Chifari and her team of dedicated professionals. The gallery brings contemporary and significant artworks into homes and offices, serving both seasoned collectors and those new to art investment.

History

The gallery was established through the determined effort of Lia Chifari and collaborators committed to advancing art. For over 25 years, it has built a reputation through active exhibition programming and cultural events held in historic buildings throughout Italy and internationally.

What you see

Located on Via del Carmine in Turin’s centre, the gallery functions as a contemporary exhibition space. Its physical presence anchors a broader curatorial practice that extends beyond single walls into historic venues and cultural institutions.

Cultural significance

The gallery has carved a distinctive position in the Italian art market by democratizing access to investment-quality artworks. Its services extend beyond traditional sales to include professional evaluation and authentication, supporting collectors in building and understanding their acquisitions.

Key facts

Address: Via del Carmine, 4, 10122 Turin
Coordinates: 45.07561173537474, 7.675892114639282
Phone: 011 436 6085
Website: http://www.chifariartgallery.it/
Founded: More than 25 years ago

Practical information

The gallery offers artwork repurchase, exchanges, account sales, evaluations, and appraisals with authentication through Archives, Foundations, and court experts of Turin. Hours and admission details are available on the official website or by telephone.

Getting there

The gallery is situated in central Turin on Via del Carmine. You can contact the gallery by phone at 011 436 6085 or visit the website for directions and further information.

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