A contemporary art gallery in Venice’s Dorsoduro district, founded to showcase emerging and established international artists through curated exhibitions and collaborative projects.
At a glance
Marignana Arte is a contemporary art gallery operating in one of Venice’s most vibrant cultural neighbourhoods. Founded in 2013 by Emanuela Fadalti and Matilde Cadenti, the gallery has established itself as an active platform for contemporary artistic expression.
History
The gallery was established in 2013 as a curatorial venture by Fadalti and Cadenti. Located in Dorsoduro, a sestiere recognised as the pulse of contemporary art in Venice, Marignana Arte emerged to support both emerging and internationally established artists. The gallery has developed an active programme of exhibitions and international collaborations with private and public institutions.
What you see
The gallery occupies a space in Dorsoduro, Venice’s dynamic arts quarter. The venue functions as an exhibition space dedicated to presenting contemporary artistic research across multiple media and approaches.
Cultural significance
Marignana Arte contributes to Venice’s contemporary art ecosystem by providing a platform for new generations of artists alongside established figures with international reputations. Its collaborative partnerships with both private and public institutions extend its influence beyond the local context into a broader cultural network.
Key facts
- Address: Dorsoduro 141, 30123 Venice
- Coordinates: 45.4301533, 12.3332246
- Founded: 2013
- Founders: Emanuela Fadalti and Matilde Cadenti
- Phone: +39 041 522 7360
- Website: marignanaarte.it
Practical information
Opening hours: Tuesday–Wednesday 14:00–18:30; Thursday–Saturday 11:00–13:30 and 14:00–18:30; Sunday–Monday closed. For current exhibitions and programmes, consult the official website or contact the gallery directly.
Getting there
The gallery is located in Dorsoduro, Venice’s primary contemporary art district. Public water buses (vaporetto) serve the area; check local transit information for routes and schedules to reach the sestiere.
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