A contemporary art gallery representing international and emerging artists across multiple European and global locations.
At a glance
Bel-Air Fine Art operates as a leading contemporary art gallery group with a significant presence in Europe and beyond. The Venice location occupies a prestigious address in San Marco, the city’s historic center.
History
The gallery group was founded in Geneva in 2004. Over the following years, Bel-Air Fine Art expanded into Switzerland’s premier mountain and resort destinations—Crans-Montana, Verbier, and Gstaad—before establishing itself across Europe.
Permanent galleries now operate in Paris, Saint-Tropez, Venice, Pietrasanta, Knokke-le-Zoute, Cannes, and London. The group has also opened locations in the Middle East and North America, including Miami’s Design District and temporary spaces in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Beirut, and Miami Beach.
What you see
Located in Calle dello Spezier, the San Marco gallery occupies a prime position in Venice’s oldest and most prestigious quarter. The address places it within the heart of the city’s cultural and mercantile heritage.
Cultural significance
Under the direction of father-and-son team François and Grégory Chabanian, the gallery curates exhibitions featuring both internationally acclaimed and emerging contemporary artists across diverse artistic movements. The Venice location reflects the gallery group’s commitment to presenting contemporary work in historically significant European settings.
Key facts
- Address: Calle dello Spezier, 2765, 30124, Venice
- Phone: 041 522 6529
- Coordinates: 45.43296918481718, 12.331032156944275
- Website: https://www.belairfineart.com
Practical information
Hours of operation are not listed; contact the gallery or visit the official website for current opening times and exhibition schedules.
Getting there
The gallery is situated in Venice’s San Marco district, accessible from the Grand Canal. Detailed directions and vaporetto routes are available on the gallery’s website.
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