Contemporary Art Museums and Foundations

Starting out in the 11th century as a military stronghold, Rivoli Castle is now home to the Museum of Contemporary Art which has a prestigious permanent collection and temporary major exhibitions in an original historical and architectural context. Owned

Born in 1995 thanks to the will of Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, it has two bases: the Turin centre built ex-novo in a district which bears witness to the city’s industrial history and its changes – and Palazzo Re Rebaudengo in Guarene d’Alba, an eigh

The GAM was the first museum in Italy to promote a public collection of modern art. The nucleus of the collection dates back to 1863, when the Savoy endowed Torino with a civic museum. Articulated along a tour that winds through the four floors of the mus

The Museum is located in Maglione, a small farmers village in Piedmont countryside. It is only 50 km away from Torino and 20 km away from Ivrea, and it can be easily reached by car or public transports M.A.C.A.M. is an open air museum of contemporary art,

The eighteenth-century palace, designed by Vittone in 1740, permanently hosts the most prestigious painters ranging from between the 19th and 20th centuries up to the modern day: from Delleani to Grosso, from Carena to Bertea and Reycend.

Set up in 2005, the Foundation hosts exhibitions, events, educational activities and pursues research and in-depth analysis in the field of arts. It is located in the former power station of the Officine Lancia – a rationalist style industrial structure b

CAMERA - Centro Italiano per la Fotografia opened to the public in 2015, establishing in Italy a unique structure to access national and international photography through an open dialogue with artists and institutions. With an exhibition area of approxima

Founded in 2000, the TAG Association – Torino Art Galleries – gather 17 Turin art galleries. The Association’s aim is the promotion and dissemination of art, with particular attention to contemporary art, as an element of cultural growth of the territory

The Castle of Rivara is located in Canavese and consists of a medieval manor house and a neo-baroque palace - better known as Upper Castle and Lower Castle -, a stable block and a park that extends over the entire hill. Since 1860, it has hosted the Schoo

The exhibition area covers approximately 1,500 sqm in what used to be an industrial warehouse during the 50s of the 20th century. The architecture of the building has the characteristic barrel roof with skylights and represents an important record of indu