Michela Rizzo Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on Giudecca, in the former Dreher brewery. It opened in 2004 and moved to this larger industrial setting in 2013. Exhibitions bring together Italian and international artists, with past presentations including Vito Acconci, Fabio Mauri and Hamish Fulton. Look for inventive installations, including unusual lightboxes, and leave time to see the gallery’s outdoor courtyard. Take a vaporetto to Giudecca for the visit.
A gallery on Giudecca
Michela Rizzo Gallery opened in 2004, when its founder became the first gallerist to move to Giudecca. The gallery settled in the island’s former brewery buildings in 2013, giving its exhibitions room in a distinctive industrial setting.
Its programme focuses on contemporary art by Italian and international artists. Past exhibitions have included work by Fabio Mauri, Antoni Muntadas, Roman Opalka, Hamish Fulton and Vito Acconci. The gallery also makes space for emerging artists.
Exhibitions and the courtyard
Exhibitions change, so check what is on during your visit. Displays have included unusual lightboxes, alongside works by established artists and newer names. The gallery’s courtyard is another part of the visit; allow a little time to see it along with the exhibition spaces.
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Where is Michela Rizzo Gallery?
It is on Giudecca island in Venice, in the former Dreher brewery buildings.
When did the gallery open?
Michela Rizzo Gallery opened in 2004 and moved to its current former brewery setting in 2013.
What can you see at Michela Rizzo Gallery?
The gallery presents contemporary art by Italian and international artists. Exhibitions have included unusual lightboxes and work by artists such as Vito Acconci, Fabio Mauri and Hamish Fulton.
