Galleria Ravagnan

01/06/2026

Discover “Dreamcatcher Full Color” by Venetian artist Annalù.

Created with Murano glass, resin, paper, and inks, the artwork unfolds in an airy circular form that evokes ancient mandalas, cosmic vortices, and suspended blossoms. Butterfly wings compose an impossible mosaic, illuminated by vibrant colors and dreamlike beauty. A symbol of transformation, they evoke a continuous process of metamorphosis and renewal.

Annalù
“Dreamcatcher Full Color”
resinglass, Murano glass, paper, inks
180 × 180 × 20 cm | 70.8 × 70.8 × 8 in

Explore Annalù’s work on our website. Link in bio.

31/05/2026

We are proud to welcome Massimo Barlettani to Galleria Ravagnan.

From abstract painting to poetic figurative compositions, Barlettani’s artistic journey explores nature and the symbolic representation of life through a refined and deeply personal visual language.

Discover the artistic universe of Massimo Barlettani at Galleria Ravagnan.

24/05/2026

23/05/2026

Congratulations to Silvio Porzionato, currently featured at the Guanghui Art Museum in Chengdu with the exhibition TIMELESS, presented as part of the “2026 Chengdu – European Culture Season”.

The presence of his work in such an important international museum represents significant recognition of pictorial research capable of expressing a universal, intimate, and deeply contemporary language.

We are proud that the Guanghui Art Museum has chosen Silvio Porzionato and his work, bringing his artistic research into an international cultural dialogue of great significance.

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

✨ Bruno Catalano Galleria Ravagnan ✨

21/05/2026

14/05/2026

On the occasion of the opening of SHADES at Galleria Ravagnan, artist Giorgio Tentolini joins curator Alberto Mattia Martini for a rare and intimate conversation.

Discover the vision behind Giorgio Tentolini’s layered works — where light, shadow, metal mesh and tulle transform images into suspended apparitions between presence and absence.

From reinterpretations of classical sculpture to AI-generated faces, SHADES explores memory, perception, and the fragile boundary between the visible and the invisible.

More than portraits, these works become shifting presences: images that emerge slowly through light, distance, and time.

13/05/2026

In Caorle, the celebrated Travelers by Bruno Catalano engage in a dialogue with the sea and the history of the city. Their fragmented figures, marked by impossible voids and suitcases tightly held in their hands, seem to belong naturally to this seaside place, where for centuries travel has been part of the landscape’s very identity.

Between the salty Adriatic breeze and the millenary history of this town, Bruno Catalano’s sculptures speak of the profound meaning of departure: what we leave behind, what we carry with us, and what the sea gives back over time.

Once an ancient fishing village tied to the Republic of Venice, Caorle built its history upon the water. Its maritime traditions, harbor, and the slow rhythm of life by the sea still preserve the authentic soul of a town that has always lived between departures and returns.

It is precisely this suspended dimension between journey and belonging that makes the encounter with the Travelers so evocative: contemporary works that seem born to inhabit this timeless place, where the sea has never been a boundary, but a promise of discovery.

11/05/2026

SHADES, Giorgio Tentolini’s solo exhibition at Galleria Ravagnan in Dorsoduro, remains on view this week through May 17.

Conceived as a layered perceptual experience, the exhibition unfolds along a fluid path that alternates large-scale works with more intimate pieces, inviting viewers to move through the space, approach and step back from the images, and continuously reactivate the process of vision.

Through delicate tonalities, subtle variations, and soft transitions, SHADES proposes a slow and attentive visual experience, in which each image gradually reveals itself as an unstable balance between light and shadow.