Bugno Art Gallery in Venice exhibits modern, contemporary art and photography since 1991. In its thirty years story the gallery has collaborated with selected international contemporary artists, while keeping a strong bound to the Venetian artistic post war scene. Located opposite La Fenice Theatre, it includes a gallery and an adjacent exhibition space of over 180 square meters, used for exhibitions and events.

The archives of Mario Deluigi and Armando Pizzinato

Bugno Art Gallery hosts the archives of two artists born in the first decade of the twentieth century: Armando Pizzinato (1910) and Mario Deluigi (1901). The first one was from Maniago, the second from Treviso; the two artists made close connections with the city of Venice, taking part in the major artistic movements of the time: Pizzinato joined the Front of the New Arts and then he moved on to social realism, while Deluigi signed the Manifesto of the space art, founded by Lucio Fontana and then the Space Movement Manifesto for television.