A contemporary art gallery devoted to dialogue between established masters and internationally recognized emerging artists, founded in 1992.
At a glance
Galleria Enrico Astuni is a contemporary gallery committed to supporting artistic research and production through curated encounters across generations. The gallery prioritizes engagement with public institutions and the local cultural landscape.
History
Founded by Enrico Astuni in 1992, the gallery emerged with a clear commitment to advancing artistic practice and fostering dialogue within the cultural sphere. From its inception, the gallery has maintained a strong institutional presence, working in partnership with public organizations to strengthen the broader art ecosystem.
What you see
A contemporary gallery space designed to facilitate exhibitions and curatorial discourse. The venue accommodates rotating presentations by established and emerging international artists.
Cultural significance
The gallery represents a model of curatorial practice centered on cross-generational exchange. Its programming has featured prominent historical figures—including Carla Accardi and David Medalla—alongside internationally active contemporary artists such as Suzanne Lacy, Christian Jankowski, and Luca Pozzi. This approach reflects a philosophy that values both artistic heritage and innovation.
Key facts
- Founded 1992
- Address: Via Jacopo Barozzi, 5, 40126 Bologna
- Coordinates: 44.5040878, 11.3494534
- Phone: +39 051 4211132
- Website: http://www.galleriaastuni.net/
Practical information
Hours of operation are not listed; check the official website for current opening times and exhibition schedules.
Getting there
The gallery is located on Via Jacopo Barozzi in central Bologna. You can contact the gallery directly at the phone number above for directions and parking information.
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