The Lorenzo Viani Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery (GAMC) is based in Viareggio, Italy. The structure permanently houses the most important public collection of the works of the painter Lorenzo Viani, mainly from the Varraud-Santini collection. Of notable importance, among the many that make up the civic collection, are the Lucarelli and Pieraccini donations. The Gallery also hosts numerous temporary exhibitions throughout the year.

The gallery is located in the historic Palazzo delle Muse in Piazza Mazzini, a few steps from the Viareggio seafront. The building, dating back to 1861, is also home to the municipal library and the historical archive.

Permanent collections

Varraud Santini collection
Acquired in 1979. It consists of 50 works by Lorenzo Viani.

Lucarelli donation
45 works by important Italian authors of the 20th century such as Renato Guttuso, Giulio Turcato, Mario Sironi, Virgilio Guidi, Carlo Carrà, Gianni Dova, Massimo Campigli, Antonio Corpora, Giorgio de Chirico.

Pieraccini donation
The largest collection with about 2300 works, mostly of European contemporary art, donated by Senator Giovanni Pieraccini. The collection includes an impressive number of international graphic works by artists such as Pierre Alechinsky, Fernand Léger, Roy Lichtenstein, Giacomo Balla, Enrico Castellani and many others.

Other collections are that of Uberto Bonetti, with about 250 pieces by the futurist artist, the Moses Levy collection, with works by the painter donated by the heirs, the Vinicio Berti collection and that of the Viareggio Prize, associated with the literary event of Leonida Répaci.