Fondazione Merz presents the new site-specific project by the artist Michal Rovner.

A major monographic exhibition dedicated to Lisetta Carmi, one of the most interesting personalities...

OGR Torino presents Rhamesjafacoseyjafadrayton, the first Italian solo show of the US-American artist and filmmaker Arthur Jafa

After Palazzo Reale in Milan and Palazzo Albergati in Bologna, Mazzoleni Torino hosts the third and final stage of the series of exhibitions celebrating Oliviero Toscani’s 80th birthday.

The solo exhibition dedicated to Ketty La Rocca at CAMERA - Centro Italiano per la Fotografia in Turin investigates in particular the relationship between photography and words, between gesture and language.

Paola Anziché presents a coloured net made out of strips fabric and beeswax and a carpet made of jute fabric, a space-in-a-space installation at Quartz Studio.

"Hic sunt Dracones" consists of two related paths: that of Chiara Camoni and that of the collective Atelier dell'Errore.

PAV Torino to host the solo exhibition of Eugenio Tibaldi "Temporary Landscape. Herbaria, maps, and diaries" from 6 November 2021

A great autumn show featuring an outright legend of contemporary photography

A collaboration with La Biennale di Venezia and the Collezione Maramotti

Specially conceived for the galleries on the third floor of the Castello, the exhibition consists of a large site-specific project.

Martine Syms guest of Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo with a new installation: Natural Swap

The Mazzoleni Art Gallery presents the first solo exhibition of Marinella Senatore, one of the most renowned Italian artists on the contemporary art scene.

An exhibition about labor: can we still want it all?

This the first collaboration between the two artists.

An unprecedented exhibition project, curated by Mariano Boggia, presenting the work of Marisa and Mario Merz in the unusual light of the times.

The first solo show in Italy by the British artist Alice Channer (Oxford, UK, 1977) with a critical text by Eva Brioschi.

A project by Biennale Democrazia and Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo in collaboration with Black History Month Florence

Curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev and Marcella Beccaria, the exhibition is a collaboration with Tate, London and Art Institute, Chicago

The exhibition is part of the OUVERTURE 2020 by TAG - Torino Art Galleries - and of the first edition of EXHIBI.TO

The exhibition is part of the CONTINUUM programme, a weekend of art, music and performances.

Exhibitions, public programs and an associates programme supporting new productions for emerging practitioners readdressing the notion of normality and alterity

An itinerary through the eclectic career of Paolo Ventura (Milan, 1968)

The exhibition has been developed in collaboration with Galleria Studio G7, Bologna.