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The exhibition Tracciando il sentiero. Arte, ambiente e visioni del futuro organized by Fondazione Garuzzo in collaboration with the Trigenia Award and curated by CRAG Gallery, is part of the programs Dialoghi e altri sguardi, StArt/arte Saluzzo, and Saluzzo Contemporanea. Hosted in the historic spaces of the Castiglia di Saluzzo,

Le Divisament dou Monde is an exhibition inspired by the legacy of Marco Polo and the enduring cultural dialogue between Italy and the Far East. Through drawings on paper by 44 Italian artists, the project explores how Eastern cultures, landscapes, symbols, and histories continue to shape the imagination of contemporary

At the 2026 edition of the Glyndebourne Festival, South African artist and director William Kentridge presents a new staging of L’Orfeo, marking Glyndebourne’s first-ever production of Monteverdi’s 1607 masterpiece. Kentridge transforms the myth of Orpheus into a meditation on artistic creation, memory, loss, and the power of images, creating a

At the Renava Biennale 2026, titled Nimu Dormi (“No One Sleeps”), artist Vanessa Beecroft presents VB48 and VB52, two video documentations of her renowned performances, exhibited in collaboration with Lia Rumma Gallery. Beecroft’s work focuses on the female body as a tool for social and political reflection : groups of

Bringing together more than 200 works spanning centuries of artistic and cultural history, Identity, Culture, and Community explores the richness and diversity of Jewish experience through objects, ritual works, contemporary art, and historical artifacts drawn from the Jewish Museum’s collection. The exhibition creates a dialogue between past and present, weaving

Inspired by an imagined episode from the life of Bernard de Mandeville, this installation reflects on the fragile relationship between power, accident, and consequence. A minor domestic incident — a spilled cup of tea, an interrupted gesture, an expression fixed in a portrait — becomes the starting point for a

This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to rediscover the visionary world of Giovanni Segantini, one of the leading figures of European Symbolism and Divisionism. Bringing together paintings, pastels, and drawings from important international collections, the exhibition traces the artist’s profound relationship with nature and the mountain landscape that shaped his

“The Golden Hour. L’oro nell’arte dal figurativo all’astratto” explores the enduring fascination of gold in art through a selection of works spanning from the Renaissance to the present day. Symbol of light, eternity, spirituality, and transformation, gold has crossed centuries while constantly renewing its meaning and visual power. From sacred

“STRANGE RULES”, curated by Mat Dryhurst, Holly Herndon, Hans Ulrich Obrist, and Adriana Rispoli at Palazzo Diedo, explores the emerging field of “Protocol Art” through works by international artists including Philippe Parreno, Trevor Paglen, Avery Singer, Lynn Hershman Leeson, and Agnieszka Kurant. Bringing together art, technology, artificial intelligence, and digital

“WHO’S A GOOD BOY?” at Contemporary Forces in Venice presents works from the Kelterborn Collection through a reflection on power, authority, and control. Bringing together artists including Joseph Beuys, Gary Hill, Claire Fontaine, Sung Tieu, Ulay, Laure Prouvost, Nora Turato, and Renzo Martens, the exhibition explores how systems of dominance