ACP - Palazzo Franchetti is a new reality on the Grand Canal in Venice, dedicated to the promotion of Italian art and culture and beyond, through innovative and high-profile exhibitions that invite reflection on developments in art or deepen knowledge of Italian and foreign artists, also through exchanges with Italian and foreign institutions and foundations, and the contribution of important scholars.

To date, while an exhibition like Jean Dubuffet and Venice (2019), realized in collaboration with the Fondation Jean Dubuffet in Paris, aimed to present the two key moments of Dubuffet's art both of which occurred in Venice (the exhibition at Palazzo Grassi in 1964 and his participation in the Biennale in 1984), with "Massimo Campigli and the Etruscans. A pagan happiness" (2021) we collaborated with Italian institutions (Superintendence of Fine Arts, Landscape and Archaeology for Southern Etruria) and provided the keys for a new insight into the art of one of the masters of Italian 20th-century art.

In addition to the more historical program, there is also the construction of a collection of contemporary art works dedicated to "green" themes through the ACP Green Art Award.

Palazzo Franchetti, with its historic facade and rare garden on the Grand Canal in Venice, is located near the Accademia Bridge and is the preferred exhibition venue of ACP.