Exhibition Halls of Palazzo Bisaccioni

• Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi 
•  Ancient and modern art
• Contemporary art
•  Services
•  Info and contacts

•  Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi

By statute, the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi is the ideal continuation of the Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi, which was established in 1844 by a partnership and registered as a non-profit organization.

Palazzo Bisaccioni and the Via Martini Complex
For several years now, the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi has decided to play an active role in the conservation and promotion of the region’s artistic heritage.
When Alessandro Ghislieri promoted the establishment of the Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi in 1844, he had already decided that its seat would be in the old Palazzo Bisaccioni, which was built in 1527 and was located in one of the most relevant piazzas in the historical centre of Jesi.
Palazzo Bisaccioni, together with the Via Martini Complex, are now cultural community centres that organize temporary and permanent exhibitions, conferences, training and coworking activities targeted on an ever-broader, diversified, active and co-creative public.


•  Ancient and modern art

Museum Halls in Palazzo Bisaccioni

Collection of ancient and modern art
In 2005, the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi decided to build a permanent exhibition space inside Palazzo Bisaccioni which, after important restoration works, gave the opportunity to exhibit to the public the works in its collection, which mainly consisted of 17th century paintings.
Over the years, the collection exhibited in the Museum Halls of Palazzo Bisaccioni was enriched with local artworks which were restored by the Foundation and displayed in temporary exhibitions.

Permanent exhibition of the work of Domenico Luigi Valeri
The exhibition, located on the ground floor of Palazzo Bisaccioni, pays tribute to one of the Marche Region’s most important and prolific 17th century painters: Domenico Luigi Valeri (1701-1765).

Painting collection
The first floor of Palazzo Bisaccioni hosts ancient works of art from the 16th to the 18th century, the most outstanding of which are the paintings by Carlo Cignani, Francesco Da Ponte, Raffaellino Del Colle, Guercino and Giorgio Vasari.
The collection mostly comprises paintings from different historic periods and schools, acquired over the years through donations, purchases or temporary loans.

Contemporary art
Exhibition of sculptures by Sergio Tapia Radic
The ground floor of Palazzo Bisaccioni hosts a selection of sculptures by Maestro Sergio Tapia Radic, originally from Chile and an internationally known artist who has been living in the Marche Region for many years.

Ivory Hall
After walking through the hall with Maestro Radic’s works, another exhibition space is dedicated to hosting temporary exhibitions.

Collection of Contemporary Art
The second floor displays artworks from the 20th century prevalently by artists born in Jesi and in the Marche Region, the most important of whom are Eugenio Azzocchi, Ezio Bartocci, Raul Batocco, Edmondo Giuliani, Orfeo Tamburi and Valeriano Trubbiani.


 Services


Guided tours
Free guided tours are offered to classes of schoolchildren and groups. Visitors are recommended to reserve by calling the number: +39 0731 207523.

Learning laboratories
The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi offers learning laboratories for families and for primary and middle school children. Martina, our museum guide, accompanies visitors to discover the hidden treasures of Palazzo Bisaccioni. Visitors are recommended to reserve by calling the number: +39 0731 207523.

The Library and the Historic and Photographic Archive
The Library of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi hosts a collection of the most prestigious publications financed by the Foundation and by other Italian Banking Foundations. A special section is dedicated to art books, reprints of ancient codices, maps and reproductions. The Library is a member of BIBLIOMARCHENORD. The volumes may be consulted on site.
The Historic and Photographic Archive is a collection of all the documents produced by the Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi from 1825 to 1992 and conserves a series of accounting books, the Board of Directors’ Resolution and Minutes books, the correspondence of the Chairman and the Director General, litigation files and a small archive of photographic material. On the Website of the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi, it is possible to download the Table of Contents of the Archive and six photobooks published by the Foundation.
The Library and the Historic and Photographic Archive can be consulted by making a prior appointment at the number: +39 0731 207523.

The Vault and the Coin Collection
The Vault, whose presence indicates that this was once the headquarters of the Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi (CRJ), testifies to the great importance that the CRJ had in supporting local development. Opening to the public a space that confidentially guarded people’s precious objects and documents, has given the possibility of admiring the impressive Treasure Vault, the safes of the time, and the collection of coins and banknotes of the Italian Republic.
This itinerary is mainly envisaged for children and youths and for anyone wishing to become acquainted with the history of our Country by visiting a uniquely fascinating place.

Spaces to let
The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi lets, free of charge, its halls in Palazzo Bisaccioni and in the adjacent building in Via Di Giorgio Martini to host events such as meetings, training courses, temporary exhibitions and coworking activities.
For information and reservations, call: +39 0731 207523.

Fondazione Federico II Hohenstaufen Jesi - Onlus
Since May 2016, the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi, on the second floor of Palazzo Bisaccioni, hosts the Fondazione Federico II Hohenstaufen Jesi Onlus, a non-profit organization established in 1988 to promote the figure and acts of the great Holy Roman Emperor who was born in this city of the Marche Region.
The Foundation’s scientific activity is coordinated by the Centro Studi Federiciani and mainly consists of organizing meetings, conferences, round tables, exhibitions and other events (concerts, book presentations, full-cast readings of plays in schools and in service clubs, etc.) and of publishing the TABULAE. 
Its statutory purposes include the promotion and dissemination of the figure and the works of Frederick II and improving and increasing the cultural, tourist and economic flows between the city of Jesi and the Marche Region and with national and international institutions.

Groups of students and visitors are recommended to book their visit in advance.

 

 

USEFUL INFORMATION


OPENING HOURS
from Monday to Sunday: 9.30am-1pm/3.30-7.30pm
Closed on: 1st January, 15th August, 25th December 

ADMISSION
free

JESI MUSEUM PASS
One ticket to visit 9 museums:
- Palazzo Pianetti Civic Museums
- Printing Museum
- Colocci-Vespucci House Museum
- Old and rare book collection in Palazzo della Signoria
- Frederick II Museum - Stupor Mundi
- Diocesan Museum
- Exhibition Halls of Palazzo Bisaccioni
- Pergolesi and Spontini's Rooms in G.B. Pergolesi Theatre
- Landscape Interpretation Centre and IME experience
Tickets: 15€
Reductions: 10€ (children/young from 6 to 25 years of age, groups of at least 15 people, residents in Jesi)
Families: 30€
Free: children up to the age of 5

CONTACT DETAILS
Exhibition Halls of Palazzo Bisaccioni - Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi
Piazza Colocci, 4