Galleria Bianconi Milano

Milano, Lombardia
Galleria Bianconi Milano

A contemporary art gallery dedicated to Italian artists of the second half of the twentieth century and emerging voices in the global art market.

At a glance

Galleria Bianconi Milano operates as a research-driven space that bridges mid-twentieth-century Italian art with contemporary practice. The gallery’s identity rests on dialogue between past, present, and future—examining how historical artists inform current artistic discourse.

History

The gallery has established itself through rigorous historical research into Italian art of the post-war era. This scholarship informs its approach to supporting emerging and established contemporary artists. Several artists championed by the gallery have developed substantial positions within the global art market.

What you see

The gallery operates as a contemporary exhibition space in Milan’s Lecco district. Its programming reflects curatorial attention to both historical reclamation and contemporary artistic practice.

Cultural significance

Galleria Bianconi Milano serves collectors, historians, curators, and institutions seeking to reassess high-quality Italian artists from the second half of the twentieth century. The gallery applies its established research methodology to contemporary work, positioning itself as both archive and active participant in current artistic dialogue.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Lecco, 20, 20124 Milano
  • Phone: 02 2222 8336
  • Coordinates: 45.4783651, 9.205573
  • Website: https://galleriabianconi.com/

Practical information

The gallery is open Monday to Friday, 10:30–13:00 and 14:30–18:30. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Contact the gallery directly for information about current exhibitions and private viewings.

Getting there

Located in the Lecco area of Milan. Use public transport or personal navigation to reach Via Lecco, 20. Check the official website for parking and accessibility details.

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