Welcome to Artemisia Galleria in Udine

Artemisia Galleria, located in the picturesque city of Udine within the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of Italy, is a contemporary art gallery established to showcase and promote emerging and established artists from both local and international backgrounds. Founded in 2003 by the visionary art curator Alessandra Sgobino, the gallery has carved a niche in the Italian art scene for its commitment to fostering artistic innovation and expressing diverse perspectives through visual art. The gallery hosts a dynamic range of exhibitions, focusing on modern and contemporary art that often challenges social norms and engages with current cultural dialogues. Notable artists represented by Artemisia Galleria include the acclaimed painter and installation artist Francesco Clemente, known for his vibrant and mystic works; acclaimed sculptor Emanuele Maniscalco; and rising star, photographer Letizia Battaglia, known for her poignant documentary-style photography that explores themes of justice and humanity. Artemisia Galleria is recognized for its strong emphasis on conceptual art and its efforts to support young talents through dedicated exhibitions, workshops, and art residency programs. The gallery aims to create a dialogue between the artworks and the audience, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of contemporary issues through art. Its target audience includes art collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts eager to explore innovative expressions in contemporary art. With a commitment to enriching the cultural fabric of Udine and beyond, Artemisia Galleria not only exhibits art but also acts as a cultural hub offering lectures, artist talks, and educational programs. This dedication to community engagement and artistic exploration makes it a cherished destination for anyone passionate about the transformative power of art. Interesting facts about Artemisia Galleria include its participation in international art fairs and collaborations with universities and cultural institutions, which further underscores its mission to connect local artists with the global art community.