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Pozzolengo honors Ugo Mulas with the exhibition Ugo Mulas: Pozzolengo. Dalle origini ai maestri at the Palazzetto della sala civica. The exhibition, promoted by the Municipality in collaboration with the Ugo Mulas Archive and Fondazione Il Vittoriale, features his series dedicated to masters such as Lucio Fontana, Marcel Duchamp, and Fausto

An intense and evocative encounter between two artistic languages — photography and poetry — and two major figures of Italian culture, Ugo Mulas and Eugenio Montale, who engage with the same subject: the impression and concept of the Ligurian landscape. Through the photographer’s precise and lyrical gaze, the images convey

Lia Rumma Gallery presents The-exchange-value-of-language-has-fallen-to-zero, an exhibition by Joseph Kosuth at Casa dei Tre Oci, opening 28 March 2026. Kosuth, renowned for exploring language as both subject and content, debuts a new large-scale neon commission, A Chain of Resemblance (2026), based on a text by Michel Foucault, highlighting how meaning

There is a new landscape within the three arches of the Loggiato Maggiore — and it’s not what you expect. At Palazzo Ducale in Genoa comes Paradossi dell’Abbondanza (2017–2026), a site-specific installation by Marzia Migliora. Ten arches become a single scenario: storm, infestation, hybrid flowers that endure. A landscape suspended

William Kentridge, one of the most influential artists of our time, presents a new immersive project of images and sound, with original music by Philip Miller. Moving across drawing, theatre, and animation, his work takes the form of a vast visual and musical collage, shaped by their long-standing collaboration. At

At Palazzo Reale, around 400 works — including paintings, sculptures, photographs, and design objects — are presented, on loan from over 150 international institutions and collections. The exhibition spans from key figures of Metaphysical art such as Giorgio de Chirico, Carlo Carrà, and Giorgio Morandi, to its contemporary echoes across

Anselm Kiefer dedicates the exhibition Le Alchimiste, conceived for Palazzo Reale, to women who contributed to the birth of modern science yet were excluded from historical narratives. The project brings together 42 large canvases in dialogue with the Sala delle Cariatidi, marked by the 1943 bombings, reinforcing themes of memory,

Lia Rumma Gallery is pleased to exhibit in Der Pavilion, a new cultural platform conceived by Giorgio Pace, that will unfold across St. Moritz as a constellation of exhibitions, performances, and experiences. Launching on January 30 and running through March 1, 2026, the platform opens with SingularVoices, its inaugural chapter,

On Thursday, 29 January 2026, Galleria Lia Rumma opens, at its Milan venue, the new solo exhibition by William Kentridge titled Sharpen Your Philosophy. The South African artist, internationally renowned for his animated films, drawings, tapestries, sculptures, and theatre productions, returns to exhibit in Milan, further consolidating his nearly thirty-year

Seven Deaths is a cinematic opera installation in which the world-renowned performance artist Marina Abramović stages death through seven of the most iconic female roles in opera history. Set to seven arias sung by the legendary opera diva Maria Callas, the work unfolds as a visually sumptuous and lavishly imagined filmic