Exhibitions Carrara Modern Art Nineteenth century Twentieth Century
After dedicating its previous exhibition seasons to the sea, the 20th century, the Belle Époque, and games, the galleries of Palazzo Cucchiari in Carrara are reopening to present an exhibition for the summer and fall of 2026 that…
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Exhibitions Modern Art Nineteenth century Twentieth Century
Starting Saturday, June 28, and running through Sunday, October 26, 2025, Palazzo Cucchiari in Carrara opens its doors to an exhibition dedicated to play in art between 1850 and 1950: it is entitled In gioco. Illusion and Amusement in…
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Exhibitions Nineteenth century Twentieth Century
From June 29 to October 27, 2024, the exhibition halls of Palazzo Cucchiari in Carrara, home of the Giorgio Conti Foundation, will host the exhibition Belle Époque. Italian Painters of Modern Life. From Lega and Fattori to Boldini…
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The largest exhibition ever dedicated toart in Carrara in the early 20th century: it's Novecento a Carrara. Artistic Adventures between the Two Wars, the exhibition that animates the Tuscan exhibition season from June 24 to October 29 at…
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A major exhibition on the sea told through eighty years of Italian art history: this is the thread running through the exhibition The Sea. Myth History Nature. Italian Art 1860 - 1940, scheduled from July 9 to October 30 in Carrara in the…
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Exhibitions Nineteenth century Twentieth Century
A major exhibition on the sea from the 19th to the 20th century: it is The Sea: Myth History Nature. Italian Art 1860 - 1940 scheduled from July 9 to October 30, 2022 in Carrara, Italy, at Palazzo Cucchiari. The exhibition recounts eighty…
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From Sept. 6 to Nov. 24, 2019, Palazzo Cucchiari in Carrara is hosting a solo exhibition by Andrea Martinelli (Prato, 1965) entitled Stories of Men and Shadows. Works 1999-2019, curated by Massimo Bertozzi and Antonio Natali. A…
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An exhibition to investigate the evolutions of neoclassicism and the birth of purism between Rome and Florence after the experience of Antonio Canova: it is entitled After Canova. Paths of Sculpture in Florence and Rome and opens to the…
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