A gallery dedicated to emerging artists working in painting and photography, with a strong international exhibition record and collaborations across major European art institutions.
At a glance
Federico Rui Contemporary Art promotes emerging painters and photographers through exhibitions, art fairs, and institutional partnerships. The gallery maintains an active presence in Europe’s leading art markets and has fostered artists whose work has reached international prominence.
History
Since 2004, the gallery has established itself as a significant player in the contemporary art world. It participates regularly in major international art fairs—including Milan, Basel, Strasbourg, Verona, Bologna, Padua, and Bergamo—and works closely with Italy’s principal auction houses. The gallery has organized exhibitions across Europe and beyond, from London and Brussels to Rome, Genoa, Venice, and Cape Town.
What you see
The gallery space is located in central Milan on Via Filippo Turati. It functions as a contemporary exhibition venue showcasing paintings, photographs, and related multimedia works by its roster of represented artists.
Cultural significance
Federico Rui has curated major artistic events for prominent cultural and corporate institutions, including the Brussels European Parliament, the Rome Quadrennial, and organizations such as Timberland, Lloyd’s, and Banca Popolare di Lodi. The gallery publishes artist monographs through respected publishers Skira and Allemandi. Several of its represented artists have achieved recognition at the Venice Biennale and other significant international exhibitions.
Key facts
- Address: Via Filippo Turati, 38, 20121 Milan
- Coordinates: 45.4768507, 9.195501
- Website: www.federicorui.com
- Phone: 392 492 8569
Practical information
Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 15:00–19:00. Saturday to Monday closed.
Getting there
The gallery is situated in Milan’s city center at Via Filippo Turati, 38. Contact the gallery directly at 392 492 8569 or visit www.federicorui.com for directions and further information.
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