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Quattro Archi Gallery and Studios are open in the Summer months. We open in 2025 in the last week of May and in general our opening hours are 16:00-19:00.   Contact us if you are planning a visit as we welcome visits by appointment.

PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS

Starting in 2022 Quattro Archi exhibitions have been both quick pop-up exhibitions and longer selling exhibitions  for several weeks.  They have all looked fantastic in the wonderful gallery space. See more...

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CURRENT AND FUTURE EXHIBITIONS

The next exhibition is of work by two of our Artists in Residence, Michael Waight and Susie Hunt. Inspired by Barga, the exhibition opens Friday 26th June 2026 and runs for 6 weeks.  Susie is primarily a water colour artist and Michael is focusing on drypoint printmaking  Their work will be available to buy and we expect them to be present at the opening, so please come and say hello.

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GALLERY

Nestling under the cathedral near the top of the hill, Vicolo del Duomo is a very Italian hotch-potch building.

The gallery is bathed in natural light which is supplemented by modern artificial light in parts of the building as required. The space is very attractive with tall vertical spaces enclosed by stone walls from the middle ages!  An innovative hanging system allows considerable flexibility in hanging work.

 

The studios and workshops provide enough space for artists working either together or alone on large projects.  There is also a covered outdoor space which is useful, while the top level has breath taking views of town and mountains.

The gallery is open to the public at the end of every workshop or course or retreat.  It is also open to the public for an annual summer exhibition every day usually June to August.

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Carole Waller, Jane Richardson and the mayor of Barga opening our 2025 exhibition
Susie Hunt, tutor and water colour artist
Michael Waight, master printmaker
Jane Richardson exhibiting at Printmakers of Scotland printfair
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