Exhibitions
More than 200 masterpieces coming from the most prestigious museums and collections all over the world, for an unmissable exhibition, set up in the majestic spaces of Citroniera Juvarriana of Reggia di Venaria, from 13 March to 14 June.
The exhibition wants to pay tribute to the combination of knowledge, attention, art and craftsmanship, revealing that world made of ability, love and passion closely. In a dream exhibition itinerary the most representative "art works" of tailoring are staged, from the years of the "Dolce vita" to today, with costumes made for big international productions.
The major exhibition dedicated to Andrea Mantegna , one of the most important artists of the Italian Renaissance. In his paintings, he successfully matched his passion for classical antiquity with bold perspective experiments and outstanding realism in his portrayal of the human figure.This is not only a monographic exhibition; it also includes masterpieces by leading Renaissance artists in northern Italy, who were in contact with Mantegna, such as Donatello, Antonello da Messina, Pisanello, Paolo Uccello, Giovanni Bellini, Cosmè Tura, Ercole de 'Roberti, Pier Jacopo Alari Bonacolsi known as l'Antico, and last but not least, Correggio. At Palazzo Madama, from 12 December to 4 May.
GAM - Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art of Turin opens its 2020 season with a great retrospective exhibition entitled “Helmut Newton. Works”. The exhibition is promoted by Fondazione Torino Musei and produced by Civita Mostre e Musei in collaboration with the Helmut Newton Foundation, Berlin.
With Memory and Passion. From Capa to Ghirri. Masterpieces from the Bertero Collection from 20 February to 10 May 2020, CAMERA – Centro Italiano per la Fotografia comes to life through the stories and tales hidden within the most intriguing photographs from the Bertero Collection, a unique collection in Italy in terms of the originality of its approach and the quality of the images it hosts.
From 1 Februaty to 3 May 2020 on show at Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi di Torino, about fifty photographic portraits of Frida Kahlo and several correspondence letters between her and Nickolas Muray .
The images, which date back to 1937-1946, explore the unique perspective of Muray - who in those years was a friend, lover and confidant of the painter - and they underline Kahlo's deep interest in her Mexican family heritage, her life and the people with whom she shared a close friendship.
The GAM Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art presents, from February 18th to October 4th 2020, a new set-up of contemporary collections. It is the first edition of a program of different organizations that will take place on a two-year basis. The various exhibitions will allow people to get to know the richness of the museum's collections and will give voice to numerous readings and critical interpretations. This first organization focuses on two decades, 1966-1987, in a relationship of chronological continuity with what is exhibited in the collections on the 20th century, whose time frame ends with the experiences of Pop art.