The weekend exhibitions with Caravaggio, Pistoletto and Warhol

MILAN - Caravaggio, Warhol, Pistoletto, Isgrò and Varisco: there will be big names in the exhibitions scheduled for this week.

MILAN - At the Pinacoteca di Brera "IX Dialogue. Caravaggio", an exhibition that compares two masterpieces of the Lombard genius such as "The Supper at Emmaus" from the Pinacoteca di Brera and the "David with the head of Goliath" from the Galleria Borghese in Rome .

Curated by Letizia Lodi and set up from 21 June to 25 September, the project brings together for the first time the two paintings, both belonging to the artist's late production, executed between Rome and Naples.

At the Palazzo Reale the anthological exhibition "Grazia Varisco. Contemporary paths 1957-2022", from 22 June to 16 September.

Curated by Marco Meneguzzo, the exhibition documents over 60 years of the great Milanese artist's work through more than 150 works that trace the research and experimentation practiced in a life dedicated to art.

NAPLES - From 25 June to 25 August 2022 the Maschio Angioino hosts "Il Cono d'Ombra", a project by Andrea Aragosa for Black Tarantella and FM Center for Contemporary Art.

Curated by Marco Scotini, the exhibition brings together more than 50 works, including some historical ones from the colonial period in dialogue with the works of 12 contemporary artists belonging to the African diaspora.

PISTOIA - It is called "Pistoletto Pistoia. Constellation: 5 steps between creation and memory, scheduled from 25 June to 25 September in the palaces and public places of the city. The project involves the" dissemination "of some of the most iconic works of the master next door to others created specifically, in different buildings, the Antico Palazzo dei Vescovi in ​​the Church of San Leone, the Fabroniana Library in the Museo del Novecento and del Contemporaneo in Palazzo Fabroni and the Pistoian Mountain Astronomical Observatory.

BRESCIA - From 23 June to 8 January 2023 the most important places in the Brescia Romana Archaeological Park and the Museum of Santa Giulia (from the Capitolium to the Roman Theater, from the Renaissance Cloister to the Viridarium gardens) will be involved in the "Isgrò cancella Brixia" project .

Curated by Marco Bazzini, the project consists of monumental installations (physical and digital), the staging of an autographed drama by the Sicilian master in the Roman Theater of Brescia and an exhibition of 14 original works in the spaces of the Museum of Santa Giulia.

MONOPOLI (Ba) - "Andy Warhol - Pop Art Identities" is scheduled from 22 June to 31 August at the Carlo V Castle.

    Dedicated to the theme of identity, curated by Maurizio Vanni and Lorenzo Madaro, the exhibition presents a systematic selection of original Andy Warhol artwork, alongside video documents, to offer a comprehensive insight into the artist's life and work.

Among the works on display, also the famous Campbell's Soup, the Marilyn, the Mao, and some films.

PIETRASANTA - "The Sculpture Show" is the title of the collective exhibition entirely dedicated to sculpture proposed from June 26 to August 7 by the Pietrasanta Gallery Access.

Protagonists are sculptors Peter Simon Mühlhäußer, Alex Rane, Kelly Robert and Bruno Walpoth who present a nucleus of about ten medium and large-sized works, in bronze, marble, earthenware, wood and sand.

ROME - The photographs of Fabio Barile and Domingo Milella animate the exhibition "The shapes of time", which from 22 June to 31 July is set up at the National Roman Museum - Baths of Diocletian.

As in a conversation between images and archaeological space, the exhibition suggests a reflection on photography and the very act of looking.

VENICE - Until November 23 Spazio Thetis hosts "gEnki", curated by Angelo Maggi and Fu Sen. The exhibition develops through a path of digital installations, NFT works linked to blockchain, with web performances, exploiting the potential of reality virtual and is centered on a new model of "decentralized autonomous curatorship".