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At the Contemporary Art Museum of Rivoli Castle and at the GAM – Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, from 14 March to 23 July, the history, inventions, experience and use of colour in modern and contemporary art of the West, in the non-Western cultures and in the indigenous cultures in the world today. An extraordinary collection of 400 works of art by more than 125 artists from around the world.
At the Egyptian Museum, from 11 March to 10 September, the story of the M.A.I., the Italian Archaeological Mission, and its founder Ernest Schiaparelli. A display of 400 objects including archaeological finds, documents, letters, videos, photos and historical posters, spread through 9 sections, taking visitors back to the time of those archaeological discoveries that formed the basis for the collection of the Egyptian Museum.
Torino was subjected to a long series of air raids during World War II, damaging many buildings including one that housed the collections of the Civic Gallery of Modern Art. After the war it was decided to construct a new building on the same spot, resulting in a new home for the GAM in unique architecture, totally innovative for the Italian museum landscape. At the GAM until 1 October.
An exhibition that tells, in a hundred garments and accessories, about the evolution of animalier i.e. the different ways in which the coats and forms of animals have been interpreted by fashion. From the faithful rendering of the pattern to the invention of shapes and colours, through to the absolute metamorphosis between human and non-human creatures whose eyes are reflected in the clothes. At the Reggia di Venaria - Sale delle Arti, first floor, from 12 April to 3 September.
At the Savoy Gallery, from 22 June to 1 October, a selection of etchings coming from the Gallery’s collection of graphic art. The exhibition highlights the inexhaustible inventiveness of Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione, known as Grechetto, a prominent figure in the Genoese school of baroque.
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Linguaggi della musica rock, pop, indie, elettronica e le sue diverse contaminazioni con altre forme d’arte: dal 25 al 27 agosto, una vetrina dell’espressione contemporanea con in cartellone artisti quali Pj Harvey, Richard Ashcroft, Band Of Horses, The Shins, Mac Demarco, Perfume Genius, Timber Timbre.
La musica classica è di per sé un inno alla natura, e la natura è il tema di quest’anno di MITO Settembremusica, undicesima edizione del festival che, dal 3 al 21 settembre, ospita alcuni dei più importanti musicisti del panorama internazionale alternati alle forze musicali torinesi e milanesi di prestigio, mentre MITO per la Città offre concerti nelle circoscrizioni, nelle biblioteche, nei parchi, nelle librerie, nei musei periferici e in molti altri luoghi raggiungendo un pubblico che normalmente non potrebbe goderne.