Farini Concept Gallery – Fantuzzi Palace – 360°

BOLOGNA, EMILIA-ROMAGNA · 16TH CENTURY
Farini Concept Gallery

A contemporary art gallery housed in a Renaissance palazzo in Bologna’s historic center, dedicated to international exhibitions and emerging artistic vision.

At a glance

Farini Concept Gallery occupies a sixteenth-century noble palace in the heart of Bologna. The gallery spans 450 square meters of Renaissance exhibition spaces, hosting international and group exhibitions of significant artistic merit.

History

The gallery operates from the Fantuzzi Palace, a noble residence dating to the Renaissance era. The conversion of this historic palazzo into a contemporary art venue reflects Bologna’s enduring commitment to supporting artistic practice and cultural dialogue.

What you see

The exhibition spaces retain Renaissance architectural character within the palazzo structure. Four hundred fifty square meters of gallery rooms provide settings for visual art displays, preserving the period elegance of the sixteenth-century interior while serving contemporary curatorial needs.

Cultural significance

The gallery represents the intersection of Bologna’s rich artistic heritage and its contemporary creative ecosystem. By presenting international and group exhibitions within a Renaissance framework, Farini Concept Gallery demonstrates how historic architecture can serve modern artistic expression and vision.

Key facts

  • Address: via San Vitale 23/a, 40125 Bologna
  • Coordinates: 44.4942, 11.350337
  • Official website: https://www.galleriafarini.com/
  • Phone: 051.4846.975 or 334.848.5213

Practical information

Hours of operation and current exhibitions are available on the gallery’s official website. Contact the gallery directly by phone for specific information about visiting times and upcoming shows.

Getting there

The gallery is located on via San Vitale in Bologna’s historic center. It is accessible from the city’s public transportation network and is within walking distance of other notable monuments and museums in the centro storico.

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