ROME - The art of the Futurists next to the shots of Ruth Orkin, and then two giants like Penone and Pistoletto, up to the works of the great Barberini collection, in homage to Pope Urban VIII: these are the exhibitions this week.
ROME - The "Michelangelo Pistoletto. Infinity"
exhibition at the Chiostro del Bramante from March 18 to October 15 is a great tribute to one of the most important contemporary artists .
Curated by Danilo Eccher, the project presents 50 works and 4 large site-specific installations in a narrative journey, which recounts more than 60 years of art and almost 90 years of life.
At Villa Medici from 17 March to 21 May the charm of a legendary train in the exhibition "Orient-Express & Cie. Itinerary of a modern myth": from the archives of the ancient Compagnie internationale des wagons-lits, the over 200 pieces of the exhibition (photographic collections, projects, maps, technical drawings and vintage advertising posters) place the Orient-Express in its global historical context.
The exhibition "Giuseppe Penone. Universal Gestures" opens on March 14 at the Borghese Gallery, scheduled until May 28 and curated by Francesco Stocchi.
The exhibition,
set up in the gardens and in part of the rooms located on the ground floor, it presents works in which the artist, one of the leading exponents of Arte Povera, relates - with organic additions of daughters, leather and wood - sculpture to observation of nature.
At Palazzo Barberini the great exhibition "The sovereign image. Urban VIII and the Barberini", curated by Maurizia Cicconi, Flaminia Gennari Santori, Sebastian Schütze: set up from 18 March to 30 July, the exhibition project celebrates the four hundredth anniversary of the election papal throne of Urban VIII Barberini.
Along the way, more than 80 works from the museum's collection and from over 40 Italian and international museums and private collections.
Arte Povera relates - with organic additions of daughters, leather and wood - sculpture to the observation of nature.
At Palazzo Barberini the great exhibition "The sovereign image. Urban VIII and the Barberini", curated by Maurizia Cicconi, Flaminia Gennari Santori, Sebastian Schütze: set up from 18 March to 30 July, the exhibition project celebrates the four hundredth anniversary of the election papal throne of Urban VIII Barberini.
Along the way, more than 80 works from the museum's collection and from over 40 Italian and international museums and private collections.
Arte Povera relates - with organic additions of daughters, leather and wood - sculpture to the observation of nature.
At Palazzo Barberini the great exhibition "The sovereign image. Urban VIII and the Barberini", curated by Maurizia Cicconi, Flaminia Gennari Santori, Sebastian Schütze: set up from 18 March to 30 July, the exhibition project celebrates the four hundredth anniversary of the election papal throne of Urban VIII Barberini.
Along the way, more than 80 works from the museum's collection and from over 40 Italian and international museums and private collections.
curated by Maurizia Cicconi, Flaminia Gennari Santori, Sebastian Schütze: set up from 18 March to 30 July, the exhibition project celebrates the four hundredth anniversary of Urban VIII Barberini's election to the papal throne.
Along the way, more than 80 works from the museum's collection and from over 40 Italian and international museums and private collections.
curated by Maurizia Cicconi, Flaminia Gennari Santori, Sebastian Schütze: set up from 18 March to 30 July, the exhibition project celebrates the four hundredth anniversary of Urban VIII Barberini's election to the papal throne.
Along the way, more than 80 works from the museum's collection and from over 40 Italian and international museums and private collections.
MAMIANO DI TRAVERSETOLO (Pr) - Two exhibitions at the Magnani Rocca Foundation: from 18 March to 2 July "Fellini. Cinema is a dream", curated by Mauro Carrera and Stefano Roffi, which traces the career of the costume master, belonging to the CSAC of Parma, made for the films and worn by famous actors such as Marcello Mastroianni and Donald Sutherland, the posters of the films themselves, true milestones in the history of cinema and graphics, as well as surprising drawings by the director and rare vintage photographs.
On the same dates, the monograph on Felice Casorati, "The concert of painting", curated by Giorgina Bertolino, Daniela Ferrari, Stefano Roffi, is also set up, which reconstructs the artist's itinerary, from his debut years to maturity,
MODENA - "In the rooms of art. Unveiled paintings by ancient masters", curated by Lucia Peruzzi, is scheduled from 17 March to 2 July at the BPER Banca Gallery.
Dedicated to Emilian painting from the 14th to the 18th century, the exhibition offers the public the opportunity to admire some works that are not usually visible.
Among the authors present also Annibale Carracci, Lippo di Dalmasio, Francesco Vellani and Giuseppe Maria Crespi.
LECCO - The Futurist experience, in its multiple expressions, through the works of its most famous representatives, from Giacomo Balla to Luigi Russolo, from Gino Severini to Enrico Prampolini, from Filippo Tommaso Marinetti to Antonio Sant'Elia, from Fortunato Depero to Tullio Crali, is at the center of the exhibition "Futurists. An avant-garde generation", from 18 March to 18 June at Palazzo delle Paure.
Curated by Simona Bartolena, the itinerary recounts Futurism in its various generations and declinations and its relationship with the European scene.
TURIN - "Ruth Orkin. A new discovery" is the most complete anthology ever dedicated to the great photographer in Italy.
Set up from 17 March to 16 July at the Royal Museums of Turin, curated by Anne Morin, the exhibition brings together 156 photographs, most of which are original, which outline the artist's career.
Among the works on display are some capital works such as VE-Day, Jimmy tells a story, American Girl in Italy.
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