A contemporary art gallery in Venice’s Jewish quarter, showcasing hyper-realist and international modern works for over two decades.
At a glance
Melori & Rosenberg stands as the first contemporary art gallery established in the Venetian Ghetto, Venice’s historic Jewish quarter. The gallery specializes in contemporary art, with a focus on hyper-realist painting and work by internationally recognized artists.
History
The gallery has operated for 22 years, bringing modern artistic voices to one of Venice’s most significant cultural and historical neighborhoods. It represents a bridge between the Ghetto’s centuries-old heritage and contemporary creative expression.
What you see
Located on Campo del Ghetto Novo, the gallery occupies a space within the Ghetto’s distinctive urban fabric. Visitors encounter rotating exhibitions of contemporary work, with particular emphasis on hyper-realist painting and pieces by established international artists.
Cultural significance
As the first contemporary art gallery in the Venetian Ghetto, Melori & Rosenberg marks an important development in the cultural life of this historic district. The gallery demonstrates how Venice’s ancient neighborhoods continue to evolve while maintaining their historical identity.
Key facts
- Address: Campo del Ghetto Novo, 2919, 30121, Cannaregio, Venezia
- Coordinates: 45.44562382644054, 12.327024936676024
- Phone: 041 2750039
- Website: https://www.melori-rosenberg.com
Practical information
Opening hours and ticket prices change through the year, so we do not republish them here: the current ones are on melori-rosenberg.com. What does not change is where it is: Campo del Ghetto Novo, 2919, 30121, Cannaregio, at 45.44562382644054, 12.327024936676024.
Getting there
The gallery is situated in Campo del Ghetto Novo, in the Cannaregio district. Access is by foot; Venice’s pedestrian-only layout means no vehicle access. Water transport (vaporetto) serves nearby stops.
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