A contemporary art gallery dedicated to applied arts in the heart of Lucca’s historic center.
At a glance
The Artifice of Puccini Roberto is an art gallery specializing in applied arts, located on Corso Garibaldi in central Lucca. The gallery represents a curatorial focus on craft and design disciplines within the city’s cultural landscape.
History
The gallery was established as a dedicated space for applied arts, reflecting a commitment to contemporary craft and design practices. It operates as an independent venue within Lucca’s vibrant arts community.
What you see
Located on Corso Garibaldi, one of the principal thoroughfares of Lucca’s city center, the gallery occupies a position within the urban fabric of the historic medieval town. The venue focuses on contemporary applied arts exhibitions and displays.
Cultural significance
The gallery contributes to Lucca’s contemporary arts scene by championing applied arts and craft-based work. It serves as a platform for design and artisanal practices within a city renowned for its artistic heritage.
Key facts
- Address: Corso Garibaldi, 129, 55100 Lucca
- Coordinates: 43.84001747134791, 10.504066944122314
- Phone: 0583 48761
- Website: http://lartificio.tumblr.com/
Practical information
Opening hours and admission details are not listed; check the official website or contact the gallery directly for current information.
Getting there
The gallery is situated on Corso Garibaldi in Lucca’s city center, accessible on foot from the main piazza. Lucca has excellent regional train connections via Trenitalia and is easily reached by car from central Tuscany.
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