Exhibitions

Climate Tribunal by Paolo Cirio deals with the issue of climate justice from an economic and legal perspective

Exhibition celebrating what can be considered a true modern myth, but also helping to shed some light on the subject.

The exhibition is a journey through the use of gold in Japanese art, with a first historical section, a second contemporary section, and a third dedicated to Japanese calligraphy and ceramics repaired with gold using the kintsugi technique.

RE:Birth by Valeria Cherchi addresses the theme of obstetrical and gynaecological violence and the trauma that results from it, in its individual, social and political dimensions.

The exhibition examines the complex interactions between the human and non-human worlds.

Art and power in the Genova of the Doges.

Cultus Langarum by Olga Cafiero explores the history and oenological culture of the Langhe of Barolo, investigating the essential tension between tradition and innovation, the world of work and environmental sustainability.

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

Extemporaneous painting in the streets of the historic centre open to all!

The exhibition presents 21 works painted by Massimo Giannoni, an artist considered to be a pioneer in the choice of subjects such as historical libraries and bookshops, business bags, natural science museum cabinets and Wunderkammer.