Wunderkammern @ Rome Art Week

Wunderkammern

With venues both in Rome and Milan, Wunderkammern is characterised by three core values: art research, professionalism, art market. It exhibits a genre of work with a strong influence with Relational Art and Public Art. The gallery and its represented artists explore themes related to the marvellous, the paradox, the connection between the inside and the outside, the conventional and the unaccepted, the private and the public space.

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The directors of Wunderkammern gallery are Dorothy de Rubeis, Giuseppe Pizzuto and Deodato Salafia.

Wunderkammern gallery was founded as a Cultural Association in 1998 in Spello, Umbria. After supporting a 10-year art patronage programme, it moved to the capital in 2008, to spaces in Via Gabrio Serbelloni 124.

Wunderkammern's operation at the Roman headquarters in Torpignattara makes clear the company's strong interest in approaching the Capital's most "underground" artistic realities; in just a few years, in fact, the gallery gained the trust of the territory thanks to a project that combines gallery exhibitions with mural works by Italian and international artists who appear in the neighbourhood, including Agostino Iacurci, Tellas, Alexey Luka, MP5 and Blek Le Rat.

Driven by the enthusiasm and passion that characterises its activity, in 2016 Wunderkammern opened a second location in the centre of Milan, in via Nerino 2.

Wunderkammern promotes an international programme of excellence for contemporary artistic research in its different forms and languages. The gallery represents emerging, mid-career and established artists, and aims to create a stimulating environment for experimentation, dialogue and development of their work in a strong relationship with the public. Artists and their projects are often the subjects of many national magazine articles and are reviewed by a large number of art magazines.

In January 2022, Wunderkammern doubles its locations in Rome by opening a second gallery in the heart of the capital, at Via Giulia 180. From the very first months, the gallery offers a rich programme of exhibitions featuring internationally renowned and emerging artists.

Alessandra Orlandi is the general manager.Giulia Torri is the gallery manager in Rome.

Events at Rome Art Week

2023

24 Oct 2023 | Time to be defined

Street Art in Wunderkammern

Street Art exhibition
Free access

Orario non definito

Event

Wunderkammern

Via Giulia, 180

2022

22 Oct-26 Nov 2022

Signum

Solo exhibition of Milanese artist Solomostry curated by Giuseppe Pizzuto
Event on Reservation
Vernissage Saturday 22 Oct 2022 | 18:30-21:30

Exposition

Wunderkammern

Via Giulia, 180

2017

07 Oct-18 Nov 2017

Eterno

Solo show of the French artists Lek & Sowat
Free access

Exposition

Wunderkammern

Via Gabrio Serbelloni, 124

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Participation

2016

2017

2022

2023

Category

Structure

GALLERIES

Structure established in 2008

Director Dorothy de Rubeis e Giuseppe Pizzuto

Main genres treated by Wunderkammern

Artists participating at RAW who have collaborated with Wunderkammern

Critics and curators participating at RAW who collaborated with Wunderkammern

Location

I Municipality

Via Giulia, 180 - 00186 Roma

10.00-14.00/15.00-19.00 Sunday and Monday closed

Contacts

+39 0670475247

wunderkammern.net

@wunderkammerngallery

www.facebook.com

wunderkammern@wunderkammern.net

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