It’s an incredible exhibition spring in Torino!
- ‘Leonardo’s Self-Portrait. History and contemporaneity of a masterpiece’, Royal Museums. Together with the famous Self-Portrait, more than 60 works, 15 of which are originals by Leonardo including 6 sheets from the Codex Atlanticus
- ‘Guercino. The Painter’s Trade’, Royal Museums. Works from the collections of the Galleria Sabauda and the Royal Library juxtaposed with paintings, drawings, engravings from Italian and international museums and collections
- “Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec”, Citadel Keep. Over 120 works to celebrate the 160 anniversary of the French artist’s birth, through his iconic lithographs and audacious posters
- ‘Robert Capa and Gerda Taro: Photography, Love, War’, Camera. About 120 images recount the professional and sentimental relationship between the two great photographers, tragically interrupted by her death in Spain in 1937
- ‘Cristina Mittermeier. The great wisdom’, Gallerie d’Italia. The photographic exhibition, realised in collaboration with National Geographic, tackles environmental themes with the aim of reflecting on the fragility of our ecosystem
- ‘Torino in the 1950s. The great Informal season’, Accorsi-Ometto Museum. Over 70 works by Italian and foreign artists, including Umberto Mastroianni, Mario Merz, Pinot Gallizio... and then Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri, Emilio Vedova...
- ‘Liberty. Torino Capitale’, Madama Palace. The fundamental role of Torino in the rise of Art Nouveau, an art that in the Savoy capital became the fulcrum of a story that swept through every aspect of life and society
- ‘Ligabue. The great exhibition’, Fine Arts Promoter. The works of Antonio Ligabue illustrate his life, psyche and tormented history through the use of violent yet harmonious colours in their pressing emotional suggestion
- “Capodimonte from Reggia to Museum”, Reggia of Venaria. Over 60 masterpieces from the Capodimonte art collections, including authentic masters such as Caravaggio, Tiziano, Masaccio and Parmigianino
- ‘Travelling Works. A painting by Claude Monet’, Cerruti Collection in Rivoli. Exhibition of La Falaise et la Porte d’Aval (1885).
