A contemporary art gallery housed in the historic Palazzo Cenci, showcasing modern and contemporary works through exhibitions and participation in major art fairs.
At a glance
De Nisi arte Gallery operates from the prestigious rooms of Palazzo Cenci in Rome’s historic center. The gallery organizes exhibitions and participates in major contemporary art fairs, featuring modern and contemporary artworks.
History
The gallery began operations as Galleria De Nisi srl in 1983, initially organizing exhibitions and participating in sector trade fairs. With the support of collector and patron Cesare Costa, the gallery relocated its entire activity to Palazzo Cenci, one of Rome’s most significant Renaissance palaces.
The Costa Deniarte Gallery has collaborated on scholarly projects, including work on the Catalog of Tano Festa Works archived by Studio Soligo—Archivio Storico Tano Festa, completed with patronage from the Spoleto Museum and Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts.
What you see
The gallery occupies prestigious halls within Palazzo Cenci, a Renaissance structure notable for its architectural significance and historical importance in Rome. The palazzo’s elegant spaces provide the setting for contemporary art exhibitions and installations.
Cultural significance
De Nisi arte Gallery contributes to Rome’s contemporary art scene through curatorial programming and scholarly partnerships. Its involvement in documenting and promoting the work of artists like Tano Festa underscores its role in contemporary art preservation and discourse.
Key facts
- Address: Via Beatrice Cenci, 8, 00186 Rome
- Coordinates: 41.8926284, 12.4756239
- Phone: 06 3232868
- Website: www.deniarte.com
Practical information
Hours of operation and admission details are available on the gallery’s official website. You can contact the gallery directly by phone or visit in person.
Getting there
The gallery is located on Via Beatrice Cenci in Rome’s historic Jewish Ghetto quarter. Public transportation and local maps will guide you to this central location near the Tiber River.
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