A contemporary art gallery in Legnago dedicated to historical masters of Italian modernism, presenting curated exhibitions outside mainstream market trends.
At a glance
Ferrarin Art is a gallery committed to showcasing significant twentieth-century Italian artists. Though established only fifteen years ago, it has organized refined exhibitions of work by canonical figures in modern art.
History
The gallery was founded in Legnago with a focus on presenting historical masters of Italian modernism. Over its relatively brief existence, Ferrarin Art has curated exhibitions featuring prominent artists including Accardi, Bonalumi, Perilli, Zappettini, Verna, Olivieri, Biasi, and Morandini—all significant figures presented independently of fashion cycles or market pressures.
What you see
Located on Via D. de Massari in central Legnago, the gallery provides an intimate exhibition space for contemporary and modern art. The venue’s modest scale emphasizes the importance of direct engagement with individual artworks.
Cultural significance
Ferrarin Art operates according to a distinctive curatorial philosophy: it examines historical context to reveal connections between past and present artistic orientations. This approach—placing works, artists, and periods in dialogue—allows viewers to discover continuities and tensions within twentieth-century Italian art rather than following commercial market directions.
Key facts
- Address: Via D. de Massari, 10, 37045 Legnago
- Coordinates: 45.1940051, 11.3062246
- Phone: 0442 20741
- Website: www.ferrarinarte.it
Practical information
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 to 12:30 and 15:30 to 19:30. Monday hours are 15:30 to 19:30. The gallery is closed on Sundays. Check the official website for current exhibitions and any seasonal variations.
Getting there
Ferrarin Art is located in Legnago, in the Veneto region. The gallery sits on Via D. de Massari in the town center. Legnago is accessible by train from Verona and Venice; the town is approximately 30 kilometers southeast of Verona.
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