Galleria Ravagnan

20/07/2026

With “Palazzo Ducale”, Giorgio Tentolini offers a contemporary reinterpretation of one of Venice’s most iconic landmarks.

Created through his distinctive hand-cut layered metal mesh, the artwork transforms the building into a suspended image that continuously shifts with the viewer’s perspective. Up close, the material, gesture, and intricate structure come into focus; from a distance, the façade of the Doge’s Palace gradually re-emerges with remarkable clarity.

Giorgio Tentolini
“Palazzo Ducale”
hand-cut layered metal mesh
140 × 95 cm | 55.1 × 37.4 in

Explore more of Giorgio Tentolini’s work via the link in our bio.

16/07/2026

Experience contemporary art in one of Venice’s most inspiring neighborhoods.

Visit us every day from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM.

📍Galleria Ravagnan, Dorsoduro 686, Venice, Italy

13/07/2026

James Colomina returns to Venice with a new urban installation of powerful symbolic impact. In the Rio di San Felice, in the heart of Cannaregio, the French street artist from Toulouse has installed NOTHING SERIOUS, a red resin sculpture depicting a child adrift, clinging to a life buoy with a teddy bear by their side.

The title, NOTHING SERIOUS, is deliberately provocative. “It’s an expression we often use to downplay a situation”, explains James Colomina, “as if the most obvious emergencies always end up becoming someone else’s problem”.

Installed directly on the water, the work invites viewers to reflect on the vulnerability of our present and on the way we choose to look at what is happening around us. Venice thus becomes the ideal setting for a reflection on the major issues of our time. “I’m not trying to provide answers”, the artist adds. “I’m simply trying to create an image open enough for everyone to project their own interpretation”.

For James Colomina, this marks a return to Venice. In 2023, he installed RED VIRGIN, a red Madonna wearing a diving mask and snorkel, a work created to raise awareness of climate change and rising sea levels.

08/07/2026

Andrea Roggi’s art has become a permanent part of the City of Amalfi’s public heritage.

Following the great success of the Lĕvĭtās exhibition in 2024, Koi No Yokan, Andrea Roggi’s monumental bronze sculpture, has officially entered the permanent collection of the City of Amalfi.

Originally unveiled during the exhibition and remaining on display along the seafront, the sculpture has now been acquired by the Municipal Administration, securing its permanent home in the heart of the city.

We are proud to have supported this project alongside artist Andrea Roggi and extend our sincere thanks to the City of Amalfi, Mayor Daniele Milano, and Councillor for Culture Enza Cobalto.

Find out more via the link in our bio.

06/07/2026

04/07/2026

04/07/2026

“Bruno Catalano meets Giorgione” — a new journey in Italy through the art of Bruno Catalano.

Set against the evocative backdrop of Castelfranco Veneto, the exhibition brings together Bruno Catalano’s iconic Travelers in a unique dialogue with the city of Giorgione.

Learn more about the exhibition through the link in our bio.

30/06/2026

The exhibition “Bruno Catalano meets Giorgione” transforms Castelfranco Veneto into an open-air museum where Bruno Catalano’s Travelers engage in a dialogue with the city’s history and the legacy of Giorgione, one of the great masters of the Renaissance.

Bruno Catalano’s sculptures become part of the city’s urban fabric, inviting visitors to discover Castelfranco Veneto through a journey of art and history.

The exhibition unfolds across some of the city’s most evocative locations: “Bleu de Chine” is installed along the medieval fortress walls overlooking Piazza Giorgione; “Benoît” stands in dialogue with the monument to Giorgione; “Voyage à NY” welcomes visitors at the foot of the Civic Tower; and “J4” is presented in Piazza San Liberale, facing the Cathedral.

Discover more about the show on our website. Link in bio.

25/06/2026

Final days to visit Ciro Palumbo — Silent Crossings.
Part of the Special Event – Diary programme of the Tanzania National Pavilion, the exhibition invites visitors into a journey through imagined landscapes, memory, and the quiet act of wandering.

Through a series of paintings, Ciro Palumbo explores crossing as both a physical movement and an inner condition, a space where reflection, imagination, and experience meet.

On view until 28 June 2026
📍 Gervasuti Foundation at Supernova
Cannaregio 3218/A — Fondamenta della Sensa