A contemporary art space dedicated to promoting emerging artists and experimental creative languages across Sardinia’s cultural landscape.
At a glance
QuARTissimo Museum Center opened in April 2008 as a venue for the promotion and dissemination of contemporary art and culture. The organization prioritizes support for young and established artists working in innovative forms and languages, establishing itself as a platform for cultural exchange within the region.
History
The founding members of QuARTissimo had organized various cultural events across Cagliari and beyond for fifteen years before establishing the museum center. The association was created with the explicit mission to enhance cultural production and make contemporary art practice visible within local territorial contexts.
What you see
The museum center operates as a flexible exhibition and event space designed to showcase contemporary artworks and installations. Its layout accommodates diverse artistic presentations, from traditional visual media to experimental and multimedia works.
Cultural significance
QuARTissimo functions as an incubator for contemporary artistic expression in Sardinia. By championing new languages and supporting emerging voices, the center contributes to the broader cultural vitality of the island and strengthens connections between local and regional art communities.
Key facts
- Established: April 2008
- Address: Via Giovanni Verga 10, 09045 Quartu Sant’Elena
- Coordinates: 39.237397111744755, 9.184345006942749
- Website: http://quartissimo.org/
- Phone: 338 426 6266
- Admission: Free
Practical information
The museum center is open Monday to Friday, 18:00–20:30. Closed Saturdays and holidays. Hours may vary; always contact the center directly before visiting.
Getting there
QuARTissimo is located in Quartu Sant’Elena, near Cagliari in southeastern Sardegna. For specific directions and public transport options, check the official website or call ahead.
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