Art

An exhibition that tell the story of the Italian manifest related to turism and other themes from the last years of the 1800 to the years after the World War II. You can discover more than 200 different manifests and guide! A truly step back in the past that you can't miss!

At the Mastio della Cittadella in Turin, an unmissable four-month exhibition will be dedicated to Paul Gauguin, the famous 19th-century French painter and one of the leading figures of the Post-Impressionist movement!

A photography exhibition born from the dream and collaboration of two photographers (Tiziana and Gianni) and a psychologist (Remigia), telling the stories of 15 women who fought for their rights and pursued their goals with determination—even the most personal ones—during a time when dreaming was difficult. You’ll have the chance to see over 90 photographs […]

In Turin, an exhibition titled "The Art of Wonder" is on display, dedicated to the painting production of one of the greatest masters of 20th-century art, Joan Miró.

An exceptional exhibition that takes us through the unconscious and the deep emotions conveyed by the famous work of the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, The Scream.

An exhibition dedicated to the "Artisan of photography." Norman Parkinson was one of the most influential photographers in 20th-century history. The exhibition "Fare Immagine" showcases his most iconic works that made him famous worldwide! From wartime photography during World War II to the post-war New Look in Paris, from the vibrant London of the '60s […]

Donato Sansone is an artist strongly influenced by the Surrealist movement, infusing his works with a playful and sometimes provocative edge. This exhibition, in particular, brings together two decades of his creations and unfolds through a rich and engaging journey where you can admire drawings, installations, images, and digital prints that best represent his artistic […]

An exhibition celebrating the magnificent collections of artworks from Genoa during the era of the “Dogi” in the 17th and 18th centuries. Held at the Reggia di Venaria, this unmissable exhibition brings to light masterpieces by renowned painters of the time, including Rubens and Van Dyck. The exhibit follows a curated path, divided into several […]

An exhibition entirely dedicated to Japanese clothing fashion from the early 1900s is being inaugurated in Turin. Specifically focused on men's garments—from the most luxurious to those worn by the less affluent—it tells a story that highlights a historical period of profound social, cultural, and political transformation. A one-of-a-kind experience, on display for the first […]

The Accorsi Foundation pays tribute to Carol Rama, the internationally renowned artist from Turin who passed away 10 years ago. This exhibition is divided into several sections that retrace the various phases of her artistic life; watercolors, expressionism, abstraction, bricolage, and more. A culturally significant exhibition with a powerful message about life itself. Are you […]

"Second Resonance" is an artistic journey that, over the course of five months, explores the concept of rhythm through three exhibitions; each highlighting different characteristics, yet all sharing the goal of creating visual connections throughout the exhibition path. In detail, you’ll have the chance to admire Fausto Melotti’s "Lasciatemi Divertire", Alice Cattaneo’s "Where Space Calls […]

A major photography exhibition in honor of the internationally renowned American artist Carrie Mae Weems! An entire show dedicated to her powerful photographic work, which conveys strong messages on themes such as sexism, cultural identity, and racism. The exhibition is curated by the person responsible for photography exhibitions at MoMA in New York. Definitely an […]

A spectacular journey through the history of Renaissance art! Human nature, history, and the representation of beauty are at the heart of this exhibition taking place at Palazzo Chiablese in Turin. An event that lets you relive one of the most vibrant and fascinating periods in art history. Come and visit!

A very rare exhibition that is displayed only occasionally over the years. It stems from the desire to honor illuminated codices, manuscripts, and cut-out miniatures that were in vogue—and above all, a symbol of opulence—between the 13th and 16th centuries. An exhibition of rare beauty and great delicacy, requiring special care and attention. Unique and […]

The artworks of Japanese artist Utagawa Hiroshige—also featured in a twin collection in Montreal—are the undisputed stars of this exhibition, which beautifully connects sustainability and artistic expression. A show considered eco-friendly in every aspect, from its creation to the smallest details of the display. Not to be missed!