In the avalanche winter of 1951, the Pedretti studio house in Samedan was completely destroyed. The Pedretti family of artists then moved into a newly built house in Celerina. Here, the painter Turo Pedretti and his sons Giuliano and Gian created a body of work of international significance. In the studio of the painter Turo Pedretti (1896-1964), his paintings are presented every six months in a thematic selection. An informative film by Roy Oppenheim introduces the public to the artist's life. This room also serves as a venue for cultural events.
The authentically preserved atelier of Giuliano Pedretti (1924-2012) presents a collection of sculptures from seven of the sculptor's creative decades.
Ateliers Turo Pedretti / Giuliano Pedretti, Celerina

Turo Pedretti, Large trout on a plate, 1953 ©
Temporary exhibition
Turo Pedretti:
Pictures with distinctive graphics
Giuliano Pedretti:
Expressive sculptures
Turo Pedretti, Dog with bone, 1959 ©
Turo Pedretti, Mime, 1957 ©
Giuliano Pedretti, Forte Lento, 2010 ©
Giuliano Pedretti, Breakdown ©
Giuliano Pedretti, tightrope walker ©
Giuliano Pedretti, The Swimmer ©
Giuliano Pedretti, Dog Filipina, 1986 ©Events
Additional guided tours
by arrangement
Special events
by arrangement
2.1.2026
Vernissage with aperitif 3 - 7 p.m.
Film available for viewing throughout opening hours:
‘Turo Pedretti, a great painter of the Engadin’ by Roy Oppenheim (approx. 45 min.)
Turo Pedretti
Continuous film (loop):
‘Giuliano Pedretti explains the development of his work’ (approx. 12 min.)
Giuliano Pedretti