Andrea Festa
FINE ART
About
Andrea Festa Fine Art is a home gallery in the heart of Rome, an exhibition space characterized by a domestic identity and neoclassical design within which the international scope is evident.
The space was established in 2020 on the Lungotevere, in front of Castel Sant’Angelo, an area of strong historical interest dotted with countless other cultural venues.
The main objective of the gallery is to promote the research of emerging artists, with a privileged focus on painting, through a careful and continuous monitoring of the current art scene.
The gallery follows and supports artists by bringing names of international talents to exhibit for the first time in Italy.
Andrea Festa Fine Art collaborates with numerous figures in the field and is a point of reference in the promotion and enhancement of artistic work.
Education
A continuous dialogue with the client allows for identifying the targets of a particular collection, while respecting the aesthetic sensitivity and available budget. This process also includes guided visits to artist studios, exhibitions and auction houses.
Purchase
By virtue of fruitful and collaborative relationships with internationally recognized artists, auction houses and galleries, Andrea Festa Fine Art benefits from a privileged access to artwork of the highest quality.
Sale
Andrea Festa Fine Art professionally assists the client in every phase of the sale by proposing the most effective marketing strategy, following a thorough market analysis.
Logistic
Andrea Festa Fine Art offers assistance in the maintenance and restoration of artwork, as well as in the handling of all stages of international shipping, from document preparation to installation.
Artists
Artists
Contact
Address
Andrea Festa Fine Art srls
Lungotevere degli Altoviti, 1
00186 – Rome – Italy
Contact
andreafestafineart@gmail.com
Mobile +39 339 176 4625
Opening Hours:
Only by appointment.
We do not accept unsolicited artist submission.
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