Exhibitions

In Paris and Grenoble, an exhibition traces more than a century of landscape art, from Monet to Hockney

The landscape as a space of memory, but also as a witness to the transformations and crises of the contemporary world. This is the central theme of *Stories of Landscapes*. From Monet to Hockney (1890–2026), the exhibition—organized jointly by the Ma...
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Gregory Crewdson in Reggio Emilia with his photographic trilogy, created over the course of ten years

From October 10, 2026 , to January 17, 2027 , the Chiostri di San Pietro in Reggio Emilia will host Gregory Crewdson: *Eveningside*, an exhibition curated by Jean-Charles Vergne and organized in collaboration with Gallerie d’Italia – Int...
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Robert Doisneau in Modena: 135 Photographs Capturing a Glimpse of Daily Life

From September 24, 2026, to January 24, 2027, the Palazzo dei Musei in Modena will host an exhibition dedicated to Robert Doisneau, one of the leading figures of French humanist photography and street photography. Sponsored by the City of Modena and ...
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JULIET Turns 45: An Exhibition in Milan Traces the Magazine’s History

On September 23 at 6:00 p.m., the Siteroom space in Milan will open JULIET. 45 YEARS is an exhibition dedicated to the 45-year history of the art magazine Juliet, which was founded in December 1980 and will reach its 225th issue in December 2025. Rob...
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Dalí and Fashion: The Artist’s Relationship with Clothing, the Body, and Identity at Palazzo Reale

The new exhibition season at Palazzo Reale in Milan opens with “Dalí and Fashion,” an exhibition scheduled to run from September 24, 2026, to January 31, 2027, and inaugurated during Milan Fashion Week. For the first time, this project offers ...
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Cosimo III, St. Francis, and Nasini: The series commissioned in 1695 returns to Florence

Eight hundred years after the death of St. Francis of Assisi, Palazzo Medici Riccardi in Florence traces a narrative that links devotion, patronage, and courtly relationships in late 17th-century Florence. From September 24, 2026 , to January 31, 202...
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Venice: The Favaretto Rubelli Donation at Ca’ Rezzonico—29 Drawings by Venetian Masters

In Venice, from September 23, 2026, to January 11, 2027, Ca’ Rezzonico – Museum of 18th-Century Venice presents *In the Spirit of Venice*. The Alessandro Favaretto Rubelli Donation, an exhibition curated by Alberto Craievich dedicated to ...
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"La Fucina degli Angeli" returns to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection with over one hundred works

From November 14, 2026, to March 29, 2027, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice presents *Fucina degli Angeli*. Peggy Guggenheim and 20th-Century Art Glass, an exhibition curated by Cristina Beltrami that traces the history of Fucina degli Angel...
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Matera and the Invisible Sea: An Exhibition Explores the Mediterranean Through Art and Artificial Intelligence

From October 3 to December 8, 2026,Matera will host *The Sea Is Closer Than You See*, a site-specific group exhibition dedicated to the relationship between contemporary art, digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and Mediterranean culture. T...
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Ibrahim Mahama brings three wooden boats from Ghana to the heart of Naples

From September 21 to November 18, 2026, Piazza Municipio in Naples will host “Voyageur,” a new public art installation by Ibrahim Mahama, curated by Vincenzo Trione. The Ghanaian artist, one of the leading figures in international contemporary art, h...
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Correggio, the Painter of Emotions: The Largest Exhibition Outside Italy in Dresden

For five hundred years, the paintings of Antonio Allegri—who went down in history as Correggio, after his hometown—have continued to captivate viewers with the sensuality of their figures, the luminosity of their scenes, the brilliance of their color...
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Luigi Groto, the “Blind Man of Adria” who defied all limits in the 16th century: the exhibition in Rovigo

The scholar Luigi Groto was born blind in Adria in 1541, but his condition did not prevent him from engaging in virtually every field of culture of his time. He wrote over 1,300 poems, orations, tragedies, comedies, and pastoral works; he frequented ...
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Monet, Painting Time: A Major Exhibition in Paris Marking the Centennial of His Death

One hundred years after Claude Monet’s death in 1926, the Musée de l’Orangerie in Paris is dedicating an exhibition to the great Impressionist painter that explores one of the central themes of his work: the relationship between pa...
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Guido Harari, The Faces of Women: His Female Mythology on Display in Montefano

Guido Harari ’s new exhibition at the Arturo Ghergo Museum in Montefano, in the province of Macerata, is dedicated to the representation of the female figure. Titled “Muses, Sirens, and Strange Angels. Guido Harari’s Mythology of the Fema...
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Italian Photography 1955: The Postwar Pioneers Return to Castelfranco Veneto (Treviso)

From September 12 to November 15, 2026, the Casa Giorgione Museum in Castelfranco Veneto, in the province of Treviso, will host the exhibition *Italian Photography 1955. The New Men of Photography and Gino Oliva in Castelfranco, curated by photograp...
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Valentino Garavani and Joana Vasconcelos: Over 30 Creations at the MAAT in Lisbon

From October 2, 2026, to February 22, 2027, the MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology in Lisbon will host “VENUS – Valentino Garavani Through the Eyes of Joana Vasconcelos,” an exhibition that brings together over 30 haute co...
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