Maestro Francesco Licciardi’s working studio and exhibition space in the heart of Castelbuono, showcasing the artist’s contemporary pictorial works.
At a glance
The atelier of Maestro Francesco Licciardi occupies a space in the historic center of Castelbuono, a Madonite town in the province of Palermo. Here, the artist both creates and exhibits his own paintings, offering visitors direct access to his studio practice and finished works.
History
Limited historical documentation is available for this working artist’s studio. The atelier operates as an active creative space rather than a historical monument, serving as Licciardi’s primary venue for artistic production and public engagement.
What you see
The atelier is situated within Castelbuono’s historic center, positioning it among the town’s traditional streetscape. Inside, visitors encounter the artist’s pictorial works—paintings displayed within a functioning studio environment where creation and exhibition coexist.
Cultural significance
The atelier represents contemporary artistic practice within a traditional Sicilian context. By maintaining a public studio space, Licciardi contributes to Castelbuono’s cultural vitality and offers insight into the working methods of a living artist engaged with his community.
Key facts
- Address: Via Anitre 1, 90013 Castelbuono, Sicilia
- Coordinates: 37.9304996, 14.0877955
- Website: www.francescolicciardi.it
- Phone: 3288535754
Practical information
The atelier functions as both a studio and exhibition space. Visiting hours and access arrangements are not listed; contact the artist directly via phone or website to arrange a visit.
Getting there
The atelier is located on Via Anitre in central Castelbuono. From Palermo, Castelbuono is approximately 80 kilometers southeast. Local transportation or a personal vehicle is recommended for access to the town.
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