Exhibitions

Rejecting the oppositional binarizations of “home” and “away”, To Be In and Out of the World illustrates a visual politics of “post”-colonial dispossession through a triangulation between Hong Kong/China, Palestine/Israel and South Africa.

The exhibition narrates different moments of the artist's research, drawing a score in which words such as rhythm, interruption and care accompany the visitors' experience.

Disintegrated by Silvia Rosi investigates the link between photography, memory and diaspora, to tell a story of family mobility

This exhibition offers a comprehensive and engaging overview of the history of graphic interfaces

Gregory Halpern's Omaha Sketchbook explores the American psyche through vivid scenes of daily life of boys and men in the inland United States. 

Evenfall is Jem Perucchini's first institutional solo exhibition.

Art and power in the Genova of the Doges.

Georges Senga's Décalquer tells a story of neocolonial mining extractivism and the human vicissitudes it spawned in Katanga

A totally interactive exhibition, where the visitor has the opportunity to intensely experience more than 60 unique attractions never seen before in Italy.

Realised in collaboration with the Fondation Henri Cartier - Bresson in Paris, the exhibition focuses on crucial moments in the photographer's career from the 1930s onwards.