On Lungarno Serristori, Collezione Casamonti brings contemporary art into a historic Florentine setting. The private collection includes paintings and installations, with works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Joan Miró. You can also see art and artifacts in a peaceful church space. The gallery is compact, so allow around 20 minutes for a measured look. It suits visitors who want a change from Florence’s Renaissance art and enjoy exploring modern and contemporary work.
Contemporary art in Florence
Collezione Casamonti offers a focused look at modern and contemporary art in a city often associated with Renaissance collections. Its private collection includes paintings and installations, with works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Joan Miró. Visitors interested in Arte Povera may also find work to explore.
The contrast is the point: this is a stop for seeing contemporary work, not an alternative way to tour Florence’s Renaissance masterpieces. The gallery is small, and a careful visit can take around 20 minutes.
The setting and the visit
The collection is housed in a historic building on Lungarno Serristori. Art and artifacts are also displayed in a peaceful church space, adding a different setting to the gallery rooms.
The collection is arranged for an easy walk-through. If you would like more context, the gallery team can share information about the works. The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom, as well as assisted listening devices.
FAQ
How long does a visit to Collezione Casamonti take?
The gallery is compact. Around 20 minutes is enough for a measured walk-through.
Which artists can you see at Collezione Casamonti?
The collection includes works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Joan Miró.
Is Collezione Casamonti wheelchair accessible?
The venue has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom.
When is Collezione Casamonti open?
It is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 7 pm. It is closed on Monday and Sunday.
