Il Ponte Contemporanea Art Gallery

For almost 30 years, under the direction of Giuliano Matricardi and Bruno Puiatti, Il Ponte Contemporanea has been a nomadic gallery within the Italian capital, moving to different areas of the city, responding and adapting to changing social conditions. Since its inception, Il Ponte Contemporanea has been creating dynamic art projects based on the specific exhibition space and the flavour of its neighbourhood. The new space can be found in the Flaminio quarter in Rome, in close proximity to MAXXI (the National Museum of the XXI Century Art and Architecture designed by Zaha Hadid) and the public music complex at the Parco della Musica designed by Renzo Piano. Our position is strategic in its ease of access to the ever-growing international public. The split-level space of Il Ponte Contemporanea at via Giovanni Paolo Pannini 3 (on the corner of via Guido Reni) is divided into three galleries, allowing for solo and thematic exhibitions by Italian and international artists. Our focus is on the best of global talent including those artists who are part of our own history, while continuing our policy of collaborating with different art professions. At the same time, Il Ponte Contemporanea is activating its New York office, to represent the gallery in the cultural hub at 4 Walker Street in Lower Manhattan and its Venice office in the centre of the Serenissima.