In its multiple expressions, in its infinite possibilities of influences and renewal, the province of Torino is an ideal incubator for contemporary art.
Museums, foundations, galleries, exhibition sites including open-air shows now bring together the legacy of artistic movements that beganand flourished in and around the province's capital from the early 1900s, starting with the Futurists and right through to Arte Povera, interspersed with Casorati, the Situationist International,and the Avant-garde.
Every year in November Torino celebrates Contemporary art.
Not to be missed
Exhibitions
Linda Fregni Nagler. Anger Pleasure Fear
GAM presents the first anthological exhibition in an Italian institution dedicated to Linda Fregni Nagler, curated by Cecilia Canziani. The artist uses photography as a means of reflection on vision, memory and the materiality of the image, interweaving ...
Ouverture 2024
Two major exhibition projects celebrate the museum's 40th anniversary: the redesign of the permanent collection, entitled Ouverture 2024, and the monumental installation Shade Between Rings of Air by Gabriel Orozco.
Salvo. Arrivare in Tempo
The exhibition dedicated to Salvo (Leonforte 1947 -Turin 2015) shows how the artist’s painting - in the great repeated thematic cycles, in his attention to the themes of art history and in his study of light - has always been in continuity.
Artissima. Internazionale D'Arte Contemporanea 2025
Artissima Internazionale d’Arte Contemporanea di Torino returns from 1 to 3 November at the Oval Lingotto Fiere. The only fair in Italy devoted exclusively to contemporary art, it is distinguished by its innovative and experimental approach that makes it
Enrico David – Domani Torno
The exhibition traces a compendium of Enrico David's research, which ranges from painting, textile works, drawing, sculpture and large environmental installations in an exploration of the psychological and inner condition of contemporary human beings.