A contemporary art gallery and advisory hub representing emerging and established artists, part of a four-city network serving collectors and the Italian art market.
At a glance
Marcorossi artecontemporanea operates as a network of contemporary art galleries anchored by its Milan location on Corso Venezia. Beyond exhibition space, the gallery functions as a consultation point for collectors entering the contemporary art world. The Milan venue welcomes visitors Tuesday through Saturday.
History
Founded in 1994 under the name Spirale Arte, the network has grown into a significant reference point for the Italian contemporary art market. Marco Rossi, the founding director with over thirty years of expertise in contemporary art, coordinates operations across four gallery locations. The network evolved from a single gallery into a multi-city enterprise serving professional collectors and emerging enthusiasts alike.
What you see
The Milan gallery occupies a space on Corso Venezia, one of the city’s prominent avenues. The venue functions as both exhibition area and consultation space, designed to accommodate contemporary art displays and private viewing appointments with professional advisors.
Cultural significance
The network has become a touchstone for contemporary Italian art market participants. By combining exhibition programming with educational guidance, Marcorossi artecontemporanea bridges the gap between emerging collectors and established contemporary artists, supporting the circulation of current artistic discourse across Italy’s major cultural centers.
Key facts
- Address: Corso Venezia, 29, 20121 Milano
- Coordinates: 45.4694481, 9.1998857
- Phone: 02 795483
- Website: https://www.marcorossiartecontemporanea.net/milano
Practical information
Opening hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11:00–19:00. Closed Sunday and Monday. Check the official website for holiday closures or special exhibitions.
Getting there
The Milan gallery is located at Corso Venezia, 29 in the city center. Public transportation connects easily to the venue; consult Milan’s transit authority for routes to this central area.
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