The weekend exhibitions, from the Impressionists to Man Ray and Trovajoli

From the excursus on the Impressionist movement to the art of Lee Lozano, up to Giacomo Ceruti, Man Ray and Armando Trovajoli: these are this week's exhibitions.

LECCE - The last chapter of #Lasciamiandare, Monica Marioni's traveling art project, arrives at the MUST Historical Museum of the city of Lecce from 8 March.

Scheduled until April 10, curated by Maria Savarese, this final stage summarizes the entire project which, between videos, performances and sculptures, the artist has dedicated to the theme of violence and abuse but above all to the path of reconstruction of the self and the recovery of balanced judgment, free from all dependence.

TURIN - Over 300 original works on display including paintings, monotypes, heliographs and other graphic works, drawings, hand-painted ceramics exhibited in the "Impressionists between dream and color" exhibition, from 11 March to 4 June at the National Artillery Museum .

The exhibition, the most complete ever organized in our country on the Impressionists, traces the history of the revolutionary artistic movement of the nineteenth century from its origins, up to its legacy collected by the so-called post-impressionists towards the end of the century.

The monograph (the first set up in Italy) that the Pinacoteca Agnelli dedicates to Lee Lozano, a key figure on the New York scene in the 1960s and early 1970s is entitled "Strike": curated by Sarah Cosulich and Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti, the exhibition brings together a a wide selection of the artist's works, created during his short but prolific career from 1960 to 1972, from figurative drawings and paintings of an expressionist style, passing through the series of Tools (attrezzi), oils on large canvas, and following their formal evolution towards a minimalist abstraction.

BRESCIA - At the Diocesan Museum from 11 March to 21 May the exhibition "Ceruti sacred and painting in Brescia between Ricci and Tiepolo", curated by Angelo Loda.

The exhibition documents the religious production of the Milanese artist in its entirety as regards the works conserved in the province of Brescia, alongside a selection of paintings he painted after his stay in the city, between Padua, Piacenza and Crema.

GENOA - "Man Ray. Works 1912-1975" is scheduled at Palazzo Ducale from 11 March to 9 July curated by Walter Guadagnini and Giangavino Pazzola.

Through 340 pieces (photographs, drawings, paintings, sculptures and films), the exhibition tells the creativity of the great photographer, as well as avant-garde painter, sculptor and director, and together immerses the public in the fertile context of the avant-gardes of the early twentieth century .

MILAN - Irene Balia and Loredana Galante are the protagonists of the double solo show "Millennium Gardens" set up at the Galleria Area/B from 10 March to 5 May.

Curated by Alessandra Redaelli, the exhibition proposes a comparison between the works of the two artists, whose production is united by textures and superimpositions: on the one hand the embroideries and the layers of fabric on which Galante works, on the other the pictorial weaves and narrative plans of Balia's canvases.

VENICE - The exhibition of the finalists of the 16th and 17th edition of the Arte Laguna Prize will be held at the Arsenale Nord from 11 March to 16 April: 240 works by as many artists from over 50 countries are exhibited along the itinerary.

Ten categories of the award: painting, sculpture and installation, photographic art, video art and short films, performance, digital art, digital graphics and cartoons, land art, urban art and street art, art design.

ROME - The Museum of Rome in Trastevere celebrates the genius of Armando Trovajoli in a major exhibition curated by Mariapaola Trovajoli, Alessandro Nicosia, Federica Nicosia.

Scheduled from 11 March to 14 May, the exhibition, entitled "Armando Trovajoli. A legend in music", brings together a rich collection of documents, photos, videos and objects thanks to which it is possible to retrace the