Center for Italian Modern Art

The Center for Italian Modern Art occupies a space that functions as both a research foundation and a domestic exhibition hall. It was established in twenty-thirteen by Corrado Fornaciti, who wanted to create a setting that mirrored the intimate environment of an Italian home rather than a sterile white cube gallery. Visitors engage with artworks in a setting that includes a communal kitchen where experts and guests traditionally gather for lunch after viewing the exhibitions. This design choice serves to facilitate deep conversation and intellectual exchange between art historians and the public.