Exhibitions

Photo exhibition curated by Jan Vaca and Jiří Preclík.

Art exhibition curated by Giulia Caffaro.

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

The exhibition tells a story: the extraordinary collaboration between the Olivetti industry and some photographers from the Magnum agency during the last century.

The exhibition, conceived for the spaces of the Gallerie d'Italia, offers for the first time, with many previously unpublished photographs, a synthesis of the research that Olivo Barbieri has dedicated to China, over a period of more than 30years.

Through the work of 30 artists, the exhibition traces a historical period of particular interest as it was dense with geopolitical events that have indelibly marked our time.

Through The Diary of Noa Noa, Gauguin narrates the traditions, myths and daily stories of Polynesia.

The exhibition is a never-before-seen account of the exciting history of Italian tourism promotion, from the end of the 19th century to the early years of reconstruction after the Second World War.

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.

The role of the artist is not to remain aloof and silent, but to ‘shout out’ and denounce social injustice and injustice through his acute view of the world.