Galleria D’Arte la Piazzetta

Udine, Friuli Venezia Giulia · 21st century
Galleria d’Arte la Piazzetta

Contemporary art gallery in Udine’s historic center, opened in 2001 and dedicated to supporting printmaking, painting, and emerging artists through curated exhibitions and collector services.

At a glance

A working contemporary art gallery located on Piazzetta del Pozzo in central Udine. The space hosts rotating personal and group exhibitions, art fairs, and provides consultation services for collectors and art enthusiasts.

History

Galleria d’Arte la Piazzetta opened its doors in 2001. The inaugural exhibition honored three masters of printmaking: Giovanni Barbisan, Giorgio Morandi, and Virgilio Tramontin, setting the gallery’s early focus on intaglio and engraving traditions.

What you see

The gallery occupies a modest ground-floor space in a historic piazza, maintaining an intimate scale suited to viewing prints, paintings, and contemporary works. Its location within Udine’s urban fabric makes it easily accessible to both casual visitors and serious collectors.

Cultural significance

La Piazzetta represents the independent contemporary art scene in Friuli Venezia Giulia, actively promoting printmaking heritage while supporting living artists. The gallery’s consistent exhibition program connects regional artistic traditions with contemporary practice.

Key facts

  • Address: Piazzetta del Pozzo, 13, 33100 Udine
  • Coordinates: 46.0584018, 13.2446935
  • Phone: 347 9126197
  • Website: http://www.galleriadarte-lapiazzetta.it/

Practical information

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 9:30–12:30 and 16:30–19:30. Visits by appointment also available. For current exhibitions and special events, consult the official website or contact the gallery directly.

Getting there

The gallery is situated in Udine’s historic center on Piazzetta del Pozzo. Public parking is available nearby; the location is within walking distance of Udine’s main monuments and the train station.

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