A Florence-based gallery dedicated to contemporary art, representing established and emerging artists across painting, sculpture, and installation.
At a glance
Eduardo Secci Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery founded on the vision of curator and gallerist Eduardo Secci. Located on Piazza Carlo Goldoni in central Florence, it showcases work by over ten national and international artists.
History
The gallery opened in 2012, emerging as one of Florence’s young contemporary art spaces. Since its debut, it has hosted major exhibitions spanning diverse media and artistic practices, establishing itself among Italy’s significant contemporary galleries.
What you see
The gallery occupies a position on one of Florence’s historic piazzas, providing a venue for rotating exhibitions of contemporary painting, sculpture, and installation art. The space functions as a platform for both established and emerging creative voices.
Cultural significance
The gallery represents a contemporary addition to Florence’s art infrastructure, moving beyond the city’s traditional focus on Renaissance masterworks. By championing living artists and experimental forms, it reflects current developments in the international contemporary art market while maintaining a presence in a city historically defined by its medieval and Renaissance heritage.
Key facts
- Address: Piazza Carlo Goldoni, 2, 50123 Florence
- Coordinates: 43.7706066, 11.2482636
- Phone: 055 661356
- Website: https://www.eduardosecci.com/
- Founded: 2012
Practical information
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10am–1:30pm and 2:30pm–7pm. Closed Sundays. Check the website for holiday closures and current exhibitions.
Getting there
The gallery is located on Piazza Carlo Goldoni in the heart of Florence, within walking distance of the city’s central monuments. Public transport and taxi services serve the area.
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