The Cassamarca Foundation is reopening Casa dei Carraresi and Ca’ dei Brittoni in Treviso after two years of restoration and enhancement work, with over 2,000 square meters dedicated to new exhibition spaces. The venues host an exhibition dedicated to a significant portion of the Foundation’s art collections and mark the launch of the “Museo Diffuso” project in the heart of Treviso.
The project also includes a donation by Russian artist Grisha Bruskin, who chose the Cassamarca Foundation to ensure a permanent presence of his work in Italy. Four installations are on view at Ca’ dei Brittoni, including *In bilico* and *L’ora X*, exhibited for the first time in Italy. The spaces also housethe Grisha Bruskin Archive, which is set to become a permanent center for documentation and in-depth study.
The project creates a dialogue between historic architecture, 20th-century art, and contemporary art, and will expand to the Foundation’s other venues, beginning with Ca’ Spineda, scheduled for December 2026, and the Monte di Pietà, starting in 2027. A press preview is scheduled for Friday, October 2, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., featuring a presentation and a guided tour led by curators Silvia Burini and Giuseppe Barbieri.
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