Exhibitions Contemporary art Modern Art
The Golinelli Foundation pays tribute to its founder, entrepreneur and philanthropist Marino Golinelli, with the exhibition Marino's Favorites. Chapter I, in which forty works by leading modern and contemporary artists from Marino…
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From March 19 to May 11, 2024, the LABS Contemporary Art gallery in Bologna presents the exhibition METAMORFOSI featuring the four French artists Cécile Beau, Nicolas Boulard, Jean-Baptiste Caron, and Charlotte Charbonnel, in…
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Exhibitions Ancient art Eighteenth century Nineteenth century
The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio in Bologna, in collaboration with Genus Bononiae, presents for an exhibition featuring major works of 19th-century Bolognese art from its Art and History Collections. The exhibition entitled Da Felice…
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On view until June 30, 2024 at the MAST Foundation in Bologna is the exhibition Vertigo - The Mutations of Society in Video Art, curated by Urs Stahel, which aims to address, through video works, the theme of societal mutations. Consisting…
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Exhibitions Ancient art Eighteenth century
A celebrated protagonist of 18th-century European painting arrives in Bologna from Feb. 16 to April 7, 2024: he is Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (Lucca, 1708 - Rome, 1787), whose Portrait of Countess Maria Benedetta di San Martino from the Museo…
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From February 17 to June 16, 2024 Palazzo Pallavicini in Bologna welcomes Stregherie. Iconography, Facts and Scandals on the Subversives of History, conceived and produced by Vertigo Syndrome and curated by playwright, performer and…
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Once again this year, from January 28 to March 8, the Consortium of Via d'Azeglio Merchants "lights up" the central pedestrian area in the heart of Bologna, and does so with Feminae, the collection of 24 works by Nima Benati…
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Exhibitions Modern Art Nineteenth century Symbolism Twentieth Century
One hundred years after his death, the Museo Ottocento Bologna in Bologna celebrates Symbolist painter Mario De Maria (Bologna, 1852 - 1924) through the exhibition Mario De Maria, "Marius Pictor" (1852-1924). Ombra cara. Scheduled from…
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