Lucarini Contemporary Palace

TREVI, UMBRIA
Lucarini Contemporary Palace

A center for contemporary art in Umbria dedicated to producing, promoting and disseminating works and cultural initiatives across multiple artistic disciplines.

At a glance

Lucarini Contemporary Palace operates as a public-private partnership between the Municipality of Trevi and the non-profit Cultural Association Palazzo Lucarini Contemporary. The space functions as both exhibition venue and cultural observatory, offering regular programming beyond traditional shows.

History

The Cultural Association Palazzo Lucarini Contemporary was founded in January 2007, succeeding the Trevi Flash Art Museum Cultural Association. The Municipality of Trevi provides the palazzo’s spaces to the non-profit organization, establishing a framework for sustained contemporary art activity in the region.

What you see

The palazzo accommodates gallery spaces designed for contemporary exhibitions. Its historic structure serves as a backdrop for rotating installations and artworks across various media.

Cultural significance

The center plays a crucial role in Umbria’s cultural landscape, positioning itself as an observatory for contemporary practice. By combining exhibitions with educational programming, it extends the reach of contemporary art beyond specialist audiences to students and the broader public.

Key facts

  • Address: via Beato Placido Riccardi, 06039 Trevi
  • Coordinates: 42.8775742, 12.7487132
  • Phone: 0742 381021
  • Website: https://www.palazzolucarini.it/
  • Founded: January 2007

Practical information

The association offers exhibitions alongside conferences, educational activities and workshops for both adult audiences and students. Consult the official website for current programming, hours and admission details.

Getting there

Lucarini Contemporary Palace is located in Trevi, Umbria. The address is via Beato Placido Riccardi, 06039. For directions and visitor information, contact the center directly or visit the official website.

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