Exhibitions

Giovanni Ozzola brings an exhibition dedicated to the sea and the horizon to Lerici

Now in its tenth year, the Lerici Music Festival is strengthening the dialogue between music and the visual arts—a focus that has taken on an increasingly central role in the event’s programming in recent years. As part of the festival “Music, ...
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At MAMbo, 81 photographs by Luigi Ghirri explore his dialogue with Gianni Celati

From June 26 to October 4, 2026, the Project Room at MAMbo—the Museum of Modern Art in Bologna —will host an exhibition featuring Luigi Ghirri and Gianni Celati. *Verso la foce*, an exhibition curated by Lorenzo Balbi and Giulia Pezzoli, traces the i...
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Cannobio: At Palazzo Pironi in Lagobava, Tomoko Nagao’s micro-pop reinterprets Western masterpieces

On July 4, 2026,Lagobava Palazzo Pironi in Cannobio will open a solo exhibition by Japanese artist Tomoko Nagao, which will run through September 5. The exhibition, titled *Masterpieces Reinvented*, presents new works that synthesize some of the key ...
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Palermo: AI and video art reinterpret the stucco work in the Palatine Chapel of Castelbuono

The Civic Museum of Castelbuono (Palermo) presents *Heaven+Earth*, a new project by American artists John Sanborn and Ionee Waterhouse, which opened on May 24, 2026, at the Castello dei Ventimiglia and will remain on view through August 30. Curated b...
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From Renaissance Tarot to Contemporary Art: A Major Exhibition on the History of the Tarot at the Morgan Library

From June 26 to October 4, 2026, the Morgan Library & Museum in New York will host “Tarot! Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions,” a major exhibition tracing the evolution of the tarot, from its origins in Renaissance Italy to the role it continues...
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Kittens, Colors, and Tenderness: An Exhibition at the Louvre-Lens Celebrates the Power of Cuteness in Art

At the Louvre-Lens in France, the exhibition will bring together over 300 works —including paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos, installations, books, films, and objects—that will take visitors on a journey through tenderness. Titled “So Cute! ...
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Castel Sant’Angelo opens the Bastione di San Marco with an exhibition on Rome’s turbulent history from the 17th to the 19th centuries

The Bastion of St. Mark has officially become part of the Castel Sant’Angelo tour, opening a new exhibition space to the public with the exhibition *Signs and Stories: Scenes of a Turbulent Rome from the 17th to the 19th Centuries*. The exhibit...
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Fashion in the Spotlight, 1955–1975, in Rome: The “Made in Italy” Boom in Cinema and Industry

At the Capitoline Museums, Centrale Montemartini in Rome, from June 26 to November 15, 2026, the exhibition *Moda in Luce 1955–1975* – Rome Between Glamour and Industrial Innovation reconstructs the two-decade period during which the Ital...
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A Double Exhibition at PAC Milan: Schwitters, Collages, and the Architecture of Ignazio Gardella

From July 3 to September 13, 2026, the PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea in Milan will present a dual exhibition program featuring the new edition of PERFORMING PAC – THESE FRAGMENTS I HAVE SHORED AGAINST MY RUINS, curated by Si...
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From Leonardo to Keith Haring: Drawings on Display at the Castello Sforzesco

A journey through five centuries of art history, following the subtle yet decisive thread of drawing. This is the heart of *Passione Disegno*. From Leonardo da Vinci to Keith Haring, the exhibition presented by Milan’s Castello Sforzesco in the...
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Vermeer's "Woman in Blue" Arrives in Rome Following the Exhibition in Turin

The Italian tour of *The Woman in Blue*, one of the most famous paintings by Johannes Vermeer (Delft, 1632–1675)—part of the Rijksmuseum’s collection in Amsterdam and considered one of the finest examples of 17th-century Dutch painting—co...
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Giorgio Milani in Mantua: “Babele” at the Biblioteca Teresiana, featuring 70 works

From June 27 to September 19, 2026, the Teresiana Library in Mantua will host Giorgio Milani ’s ( Piacenza, 1946) first solo exhibition in the city, titled *Babele*. The opening is scheduled for June 26 at 6:00 p.m. The exhibition is sponsored ...
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Parma: The Pilotta Hosts the First Exhibition Dedicated to Giorgio Gandini del Grano

From October 17, 2026, to January 17, 2027, the Pilotta Monumental Complex in Parma will host the first major monographic exhibition dedicated to Giorgio Gandini del Grano (Parma, 1498 – 1538), one of the most fascinating and, at the same time,...
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An exhibition on Cleopatra based on the research of Hawass and Martinez is on display in Milan

From November 12, 2026, to January 28, 2027, CityOval Milano will host “Cleopatra: The Truth,” an exhibition dedicated to Cleopatra VII that aims to reconstruct the historical profile of the Queen of Egypt through the latest archaeological discoverie...
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Capri Verdemare: Maicol Borghetti’s sculpture, submerged in the sea and returned to the Belvedere in Capri

Capri Verdemare is a site-specific sculpture project by Maicol Borghetti conceived for the island of Capri, created in collaboration with Franco Senesi’s Liquid Art System and featuring a critical essay by Alessandro Romanini. The project is sp...
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An exhibition in Pescara explores the Holy Face of Manoppello and the tradition of the True Icon

From June 19 to September 27, 2026,the Imago Museum in Pescara will host the temporary exhibition *The Face of the Invisible. Manoppello and the Mystery of the True Icon, organized by the Pescarabruzzo Foundation and curated by art historian Marco Bu...
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