A Venetian art gallery and auction house specializing in significant contemporary and historical artists, serving collectors and professionals across Europe and beyond.
At a glance
Fidesarte Italy Gallery operates as both a traditional art gallery and auction house in Mestre, Venice’s mainland district. The space represents three decades of curatorial work, presenting work by major Venetian, Italian and international artists.
History
Founded in the early 1970s, Fidesarte began as a conventional gallery in Mestre. Over more than thirty years of operation, it expanded its reach by incorporating auction-house functions, building a reputation among collectors and professionals throughout Europe and internationally.
The gallery continues to evolve, balancing historical artists with emerging contemporary voices.
What you see
The gallery is housed at Via Padre Reginaldo Giuliani, 7 in Mestre. While the source offers no architectural details, the space functions as both exhibition venue and auction facility.
Cultural significance
Fidesarte represents the broader Venetian tradition of art dealing and patronage, extending beyond the city proper into its commercial hinterland. The gallery has played a role in connecting regional and international artists with collectors, while treating artists of recognized artistic importance.
Key facts
- Address: Via Padre Reginaldo Giuliani, 7, 30174 Venezia
- Coordinates: 45.496759241338204, 12.239434719085693
- Phone: 041 950354
- Website: https://www.fidesarte.it/it/index.asp
Practical information
Contact the gallery directly by phone or visit the official website for current exhibitions, auction schedules and hours of operation.
Getting there
The gallery is located in Mestre, the mainland district of Venice. Public transport and road access connect Mestre to central Venice and the wider Veneto region.
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