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Il Giorno della Memoria, 27 gennaio, è una data fondamentale nel calendario civile per commemorare le vittime della Shoah insieme alla cittadinanza. In programma fino al 27 febbraio mostre, letture, eventi per bambini, visite guidate, social reading, proiezioni: in presenza al Polo del '900, nei luoghi della memoria cittadini e online.
At the Accorsi Ometto Museum, extended until 27 February the exhibition “Parigi era viva – De Chirico, Savinio e les italiens de Paris”. Giorgio de Chirico, Alberto Savinio, Massimo Campigli, Filippo de Pisis, René Paresce, Gino Severini and Mario Tozzi were the artists who reshaped the destiny of Italian painting in the 20th century, in the five golden years between 1928 and 1933 in which the French adventure took place.
The master of the use of colour, empathy and humanity turns his gaze to his most faithful travelling companions. Animals are the protagonists of sixty iconic shots that tell the visitor the thousand stories of a daily life where man and animal are inextricably linked. From 27 November to 1 May at the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi.
The Andy Warhol exhibition, a fascinating journey through the America of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s to discover a cultural icon and an inspiration for new generations of artists, curators, filmmakers, designers and cultural innovators around the world. From 20 November to 22 February at Palazzo Barolo.
GAM – the Municipal Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Turin will host a great retrospective dedicated to the works of Giovanni Fattori, one of the absolute masters of the 19th century in Italy who was able to interpret, in an original and innovative way, both the issues of the great battles during the Italian Risorgimento and the subjects connected to rural life and landscape, which he often infused with new dignity and solemnity, similarly to what he did with portraits. From 14 October to 20 March 2022.