A contemporary art gallery in Tuscany’s renowned artistic hub, positioned at the heart of Pietrasanta’s bronze foundries and marble workshops.
At a glance
The Barbara Paci Art Gallery occupies a central location in Pietrasanta, Italy’s principal center for bronze casting and marble sculpture. The gallery connects contemporary artists with collectors, critics, and dealers from across the globe. Two exhibition spaces in the town host both solo and group shows.
History
Founded in 2003, the gallery was established in Pietrasanta’s historic center. The choice of location reflects the town’s centuries-long tradition as a destination for sculptural production by internationally recognized artists. This setting provides direct access to the networks of artisans, foundries, and workshop masters that define the region.
What you see
The gallery operates from two dedicated exhibition spaces within Pietrasanta. The venue displays contemporary works in settings designed to facilitate dialogue between emerging and established artists and the international art world.
Cultural significance
The gallery serves as a bridge between Pietrasanta’s historic role in sculpture production and contemporary art practice. By situating itself in a town famous for its foundries and marble workshops, it anchors modern artistic expression within a landscape shaped by centuries of craftsmanship and innovation.
Key facts
- Founded: 2003
- Address: Via G. Garibaldi, 45, 55045 Pietrasanta (LU)
- Coordinates: 43.9558076, 10.2333643
- Phone: 0584 792666
- Website: www.barbarapaciartgallery.com
Practical information
Opening hours: Monday–Saturday, 10:00–13:00 and 16:30–19:00; Sunday, 16:30–19:00. For current exhibition details and any seasonal closures, check the official website.
Getting there
The gallery is located at Via G. Garibaldi, 45 in central Pietrasanta. For directions and parking information, contact the gallery directly or consult the official website.
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