Fondazione Alberto Peruzzo reopens Sant’Agnese for new exhibition season

The Fondazione Alberto Peruzzo has officially reopened its exhibition space, Spazio Sant’Agnese, located in the former Church of Sant’Agnese in Padua, Italy. The reopening marks the start of a new exhibition season featuring a curated path in the Sacristy that integrates recent acquisitions with historical works from the foundation’s modern and contemporary art collection.

Featured artists in the collection include Max Ernst, Marc Chagall, Giorgio de Chirico, and Jannis Kounellis. New additions to the exhibition include “Una tira l’altra” by Giorgio Laveri, “Form in an Estuary” by Graham Sutherland, and “Double Hone Sun” by Salvatore Scarpitta.

The foundation, established in 2015 by entrepreneur Alberto Peruzzo, operates out of a site that has transitioned from a Roman road to a medieval church, then to an auto repair shop, and finally to a restored cultural venue. The space is open to the public from Thursday to Saturday by reservation through guided tours.