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Galleria Vannucci Transforms Former Railway Workshop into Cultural Factory in Pistoia

exhibition · 2026-05-04

Galleria Vannucci, a contemporary art gallery founded in 1959 by Ermanno Vannucci and now managed by his sons Enrico and Alessandro, has moved to a historic industrial site in Pistoia, Tuscany. This new location, which was previously the Storari electromechanical and railway workshops, represents the city’s industrial past. Massimiliano Vannucci, the third-generation owner, highlights that the gallery serves as a cultural hub, fostering trust and strong relationships with artists rather than functioning solely as a business. The opening exhibition, titled "Let's Twist Again," showcases works from artists including Luca Caccioni, Vittorio Corsini, and Michelangelo Pistoletto. Accompanying the exhibition, a publication designed like a vinyl record emphasizes the gallery's musical theme and its dedication to art over the past sixty years, with support from Gli Ori, an art-focused publishing house.

Key facts

  • Galleria Vannucci moved to a former industrial building in Pistoia, Tuscany.
  • The building previously housed the Storari electromechanical and railway workshops.
  • The gallery was founded in 1959 by Ermanno Vannucci.
  • Massimiliano Vannucci is the current gallerist and third-generation heir.
  • The new space is described as a 'cultural factory'.
  • Inaugural exhibition 'Let's Twist Again' runs with nine artists.
  • Artists include Luca Caccioni, Vittorio Corsini, Fabrizio Corneli, Franco Guerzoni, Pino Spagnulo, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Giovanni Termini, Giuliano Tomaino, Sandra Tomboloni.
  • The exhibition publication is designed as a vinyl record with dedications.
  • The project is curated in collaboration with Gli Ori publishing house.

Entities

Artists

  • Luca Caccioni
  • Vittorio Corsini
  • Fabrizio Corneli
  • Franco Guerzoni
  • Pino Spagnulo
  • Michelangelo Pistoletto
  • Giovanni Termini
  • Giuliano Tomaino
  • Sandra Tomboloni
  • Ermanno Vannucci
  • Enrico Vannucci
  • Alessandro Vannucci
  • Massimiliano Vannucci
  • Isabella Battista

Institutions

  • Galleria Vannucci
  • Gli Ori
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Pistoia
  • Tuscany
  • Italy

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