Exhibitions
WORLD PRESS PHOTO EXHIBITION 2022
From 29 April to 18 September 2022, the GAM - City Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Torino will host the Italian premiere of the 66th edition of the World Press Photo Exhibition, organised for the sixth consecutive year in the city.
From 29 April to 18 September 2022, the GAM - City Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Torino will host the Italian premiere of the 66th edition of the World Press Photo Exhibition, organised for the sixth consecutive year in the city.
INVITO A POMPEI
An “invitation” to enter into the homes of Pompei, to discover their atmospheres, their furnishings, the objects used daily by their inhabitants, their decorations and embellishments, through a journey into the Pompeiian world. At Palazzo Madama, from 8 April to 29 August.
DARIO ARGENTO - THE EXHIBIT
The Museo del Cinema di Torino is hosting an exhibition dedicated to the genius and work of the filmmaker, visionary master of the thriller; a chronological journey through his entire production, from the beginnings of The Bird with the Crystal Feathers (1970) to his latest work Black Glasses (2022), recently presented at the Berlin Film Festival in the Special Gala section. From 6 April to 16 January 2023.
CAPOLAVORI DELLA FOTOGRAFIA MODERNA 1900-1940. LA COLLEZIONE THOMAS WALTHER DEL MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK
For the first time in Italy, at CAMERA - Centro Italiano per la Fotografia an extraordinary selection of over 230 photographic works from the first half of the 20th century, absolute masterpieces of the history of photography created by the great masters of the lens, whose images still appear innovative today. From 3 March to 26 June.
For the first time in Italy, at CAMERA - Centro Italiano per la Fotografia an extraordinary selection of over 230 photographic works from the first half of the 20th century, absolute masterpieces of the history of photography created by the great masters of the lens, whose images still appear innovative today. From 3 March to 26 June.
VIVIAN MAIER INEDITA
From 9 February to 26 June, the Sale Chiablese of the Musei Reali in Turin will host an exhibition of Vivian Maier, one of the leading exponents of so-called street photography. Right from its title, Inedita, aims to recount unknown or little-known aspects of Vivian Maier's mysterious human and artistic life, exploring new chapters or proposing previously unpublished works.
THE WORLD OF BANKSY:THE IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE
Bansky's art makes a stop at Torino Porta Nuova station, where the exhibition The World of Banksy - The Immersive Experience will be held from 25 February to 29 May 2022 in the Sala degli Stemmi. The exhibition will feature over 90 works, including 30 life-size murals by young international street artists, illustrating the world of the mysterious British artist, famous for his ironic take on political issues and social criticism.
Bansky's art makes a stop at Torino Porta Nuova station, where the exhibition The World of Banksy - The Immersive Experience will be held from 25 February to 29 May 2022 in the Sala degli Stemmi. The exhibition will feature over 90 works, including 30 life-size murals by young international street artists, illustrating the world of the mysterious British artist, famous for his ironic take on political issues and social criticism.
QUALCOSA NELL’ARIA
Il 17 marzo inaugura la terza stagione di Verso con la mostra collettiva “Qualcosa nell’aria” a cura di Irene Calderoni e Bernardo Follini, ultimo capitolo di un percorso di tre mostre. l progetto espositivo si focalizza sull’aria, una materia attorno e attraverso la quale si esprimono oggi importanti contraddizioni e conflitti. Alla Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, fino al 12 giugno.
Il 17 marzo inaugura la terza stagione di Verso con la mostra collettiva “Qualcosa nell’aria” a cura di Irene Calderoni e Bernardo Follini, ultimo capitolo di un percorso di tre mostre. l progetto espositivo si focalizza sull’aria, una materia attorno e attraverso la quale si esprimono oggi importanti contraddizioni e conflitti. Alla Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, fino al 12 giugno.