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From 1st December to 12th January 2014, there is a rich and varied calendar of events, including art, music and shows which once again will involve both tourists and residents in the magical atmosphere of Christmas on the city’s streets. Magic, choirs, choral concerts in churches and much more, are among the events scheduled for the weekends in December and January.
Following the success of Degas, the collaboration between the City of Turin and the Musée d’Orsay and the editor Skira continues with a stunning exhibition dedicated to Pierre-Auguste Renoir, who is one of the leading names of the heyday of Impressionism. At the GAM, the Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, from 23rd October to 23rd February 2014.
The XIV edition of the festival which highlights the creativity of the under 18’s and encourages an comparison between generations. At the Cinema Massimo, from 7th – 14th December.
The XVI edition of one of the city’s most important events, which has become well-known among contemporary art exhibitions, both nationally and internationally, and attracts an increasingly large number of visitors. From 1st November to 12th January 2014.
The great masters of engraving come to Turin. A cross section of life and customs over two centuries ago depicted in sixty graphic works of art from among the most significant in Europe. The exhibition is at Palazzo Cisterna - the seat of the County Council, from 5th to 21st December.
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A vast range of 300 items by the famous Piedmont illustrator, Giorgio Ansaldi. better known by his pseudonym, Dalsani, which,thanks to his ironic and refined vision, illustrate one of the most fascinating periods in our history: the passage from the 1800’s to the new century, the ultimate Belle Epoque. At the Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento, from 17th December to 4th May 2014.
From December 21st to February 26th 2014, in the Sala Senato of Palazzo Madama, this masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance from the Hermitage Museum of Saint Petersburg will be on show. This unique opportunity has arisen from the close collaboration between the two institutions, and follows the previous very successful exhibition dedicated to the Hermitage treasures.