With gallery space in Capri, Anacapri and Positano (there are also locations in London and Istanbul) the Liquid Art System highlights both international and local artists. The collection of galleries promote an idea they have coined ‘glocal.’ The aim is to integrate local economies and artists with global ones. Representing artists in the visual arts and sculpture, you will find hyper-realistic oils by Riccardo Evangelisti and the lifelike sculptures of swimmers of Carole A. Feuerman, among others. A range of Italian photography is also available.
This small gallery in one of Positano’s main piazzas aims to provide a personal connection between the artists they represent and the customer. The Italian Fine Art Gallery offers a personalized service: the staff here can help you choose a contemporary piece of art that will be a lasting investment and reminder of your time in Positano. The local photographer Vito Fuso has large format photographs of stunning coastal locations and Roberto Di Viccaro paints impressionistic visions of the region.
You will spot the work of the artist Paolo Sandulli all over the town of Praiano. Head down the steps and path towards the sea to the Saracen tower that once stood watch to protect from invading pirates and find the gallery and studio of the artist. He uses a number of mediums to create his visions, oil on canvas paintings, ceramic sculptures and ink sketches. His vision of the female form and the creatures of the sea are a combination of whimsy and sensuality.
Via Terramare Praiano 84010, Italy, +39 089.874149
The island of Procida is not technically on the Amalfi Coast, but it is only a short ferry ride away. On this small island better known for fishing than for art you will find the studio of painter Luigi Nappa. His work features the bright clear colors that are inspired by the islands natural palette. His line sketches and soft watercolors capture the human form and ethos of the region.
Via Roma,50, 80079 Procida Italy, +39 0818960561