Experience contemporary art in several exhibitions under Egna’s historic arcades
Image gallery: Art Forum Bassa Atesina
Beneath the medieval arcades of Egna, historic architecture meets modern art. Housed in arcade building number 26 is the Art Forum Bassa Atesina (Kunstforum Bassa Atesina, or Kunstforum Unterland), also known as Comunità Comprensoriale Oltradige Bassa Atesina, which hosts annually changing exhibitions showcasing regional and international artists.
Here, artists and art enthusiasts connect, and local art finds a dedicated platform. Founded in 1997, the Art Forum provides contemporary artists with an exhibition space, making their work accessible to a wider audience. Each year, six artists are selected for solo exhibitions in Egna.
These presentations invite visitors to engage with current art trends and develop a keener eye for contemporary art. The Art Forum Bassa Atesina's programme is further enhanced by readings, book presentations, and diverse discussion panels.
How to get there: The Art Forum is located directly under the Arcades of Egna. A bus stop (e.g., line 120 from Bolzano) and parking are available at the edge of the town centre.
Contact info
- Via dei Portici / Laubengasse 26 - 39044 - Egna / Neumarkt
- +39 333 9366 551
- kunstforum@bzgue.org
Opening times
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Admission
free admission
More information
The Kunstforum Bassa Atesina stays open only within the duration of the respective exhibition - there are six solo exhibitions every year. The overview 2025:
* 1st exhibition (February 8 - 22, 2025): Raphael Mur, an artist from Bressanone
* 2nd exhibition (April 12 - 26, 2025): Astrid Gamper, an artist from Chiusa
* 3rd exhibition (May 31 - June 14, 2025): Angelo Morandini, an artist from Caldonazzo
* 4th exhibition (August 30 - September 13, 2025): Sara di Nasso, an artist from Bolzano
* 5th exhibition (October 18 - November 1, 2025): Anna Anvidalfarei, an artist from Bressanone
* 6h exhibition (December 6 - 20, 2025): Camilla Prey, an artist from Weimar (DE)
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