The MAR - Ravenna Art Museum is located inside the monumental complex of the Loggetta Lombardesca, named after the elegant sixteenth-century loggia.

The Art Gallery, whose collections range from the Fourteenth Century to the present day, embraces modernity in its recent rearrangement. From the neoclassical landscape by Giambattista Bassi, to the Tuscan purism of Antonio Ciseri, to the already symbolist works of Vittorio Guaccimanni, and the highly talented Domenico Baccarini. Central to the contemporary collection is a female nude by Klimt. The second half of the Twentieth Century is documented by a core of informal works, followed by prominent names of the Roman Pop Art such as Schifano and Tano Festa, continuing with the protagonists of the abstract and analytical orientation, such as Veronesi, Boetti, Dadamaino, Olivieri, Castellani, Griffa, up to Mondino, Cattelan, and Banksy.

The Collection of Modern and Contemporary Mosaics preserves a series of 20 mosaics, accompanied by preparatory cartoons, created for an exhibition in 1959. Among others, Chagall and Mathieu, Guttuso, Afro and Mirko, Cagli, Caporossi, Saetti, Birolli, Santomaso, Vedova, Moreni, Corpora, De Luigi, and Campigli participated in the initiative. The collection, continuously enriched by mosaic translations of works by Mimmo Paladino, Giosetta Fioroni, Balthus, Michelangelo Antonioni, Ontani, and Carmi, as well as works created by the artists themselves like Vedova, Marco De Luca, Marco Bravura, Sartelli, Raccagni, Fabbri, Barberini, CaCO3, and many others. The collection is constantly expanding.