Exhibitions

From 23 October 2025 to 29 March 2026, the National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento presents “Brigands! Stories and images from the Risorgimento to the present day”, the first exhibition to explore brigandage as a complex historical phenomenon.

The exhibition is an opportunity to inaugurate the Rooftop, the new area that doubles the floors and spaces available to the Museum

The MAO Museum of Oriental Art, in collaboration with the Galleria Borghese in Rome, will present two extraordinary works by the tulku Zanabazar, a spiritual master and incredible artist and innovator of the 17th century, to the public for the first time

Cripta747 presents Catabasis, a photographic work that explores the underground as a timeless place of expression, experimentation and collective imagination.

The scarecrow (SCARECROW) as a figure, a guardian, a presence that defends a living territory from external aggression and attacks.

New exhibition at Casa Gianduja curated by Augusto Grilli and Mariarosa Scalero.

‘A few years ago, at a flea market, I came across an extraordinary archive belonging to an anonymous Italian acrobat couple who performed in theatres across Europe in the 1930s...’.

Nine portraits of the Countess of Castiglione from the collections of the National Museum of the Risorgimento.

The Gallerie d'Italia - Turin present the exhibition Nick Brandt. The Day May Break. Light at the End of the Day, curated by Arianna Rinaldo and open to the public from 18 March to 6 September 2026.

La Grazia photo exhibition: Sorrentino's film at Palazzo Chiablese