The first exhibition in Europe to tell the story of geometric abstraction not by presenting a series of national movements, but by tracing the lines of connection between them.
Underwater Photographer of the Year is an annual UK-based competition that celebrates photography beneath the surface of oceans, lakes, and rivers.
Through the profound originality of her work, her career, and her identity, this exhibition highlights Artemisia Gentileschi’s role in the history of 17th-century art.
The photographic project created by the renowned French photographer in Italy between 1962 and 1966 is being exhibited in Italy for the first time. In the early 1960s, seeking to portray the Italian people, Bruno Barbey photographed all levels of society, both on the street and in interiors.
The exhibition, centered on a romantic theme such as the floral, presents works from museums, public institutions, and private collections that bear witness to the widespread appeal a subject as simple yet symbolically complex as the flower has held within the artistic vision of a vast number of artists.
Illustrations by Cappiello, Dudovich, and Metlicovitz enrich the show. Art glass pieces with natural motifs, adorned with enamels, gilding, and engravings, complete the exhibition. Crafted by Emile Gallé and the Daum brothers, these works once decorated the homes of the wealthy bourgeoisie.
After a long absence, an exhibition entirely dedicated to the French artist Gauguin returns to Turin, featuring over 160 works—including pieces by Van Gogh, Millet, Bernard, and others.
The largest exhibition ever held in Italy dedicated to Tracey Emin. Iconic works and new productions take visitors on an intense journey through passion, vulnerability, and self-exploration.
The exhibition presents a journey that reveals the inexhaustible evocative power of flowers—capable of uniting art, science, and technology in a universal narrative that spans the centuries.
From February 15 to June 29, 2025, the Municipality of Milan and Marsilio Arte present one of the most extensive and comprehensive retrospectives dedicated to Felice Casorati.
