Agenda

The exhibition pays tribute to Guido Reni, an Emilian painter, on the 450th anniversary of his birth.

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

Luci d’Artista is a unique event that has been illuminating Torino since 1998, transforming the city into a magical open-air museum.

In eight performances, the Accademia dei Folli stages a new production that pays tribute to the poetry and music of Fabrizio De Andrè.

Enrico Berlinguer was one of the leading figures in 20th-century politics.

Every day we make dozens of decisions: what to eat, how much to save, how to use energy, which services to activate. But are we really free to choose? And above all: why do we sometimes make choices that we later regret?

A journey where dreams become tangible, magic takes shape and art transforms the invisible into the visible, thoughts into images, and imagination into shared experiences.

A charming miniature nativity scene created by artist Rolando Silvano.

Nativity scene

Exhibition by artist Titti Garelli, who displays her famous portraits of contemporary queens, both majestic and mischievous, alongside an important historical collection of dresses, textile masterpieces, embroidery, tiaras, silverware and memorabilia.

At Agliè Castle, a new exhibition featuring 21 Japanese paintings restored by the La Venaria Reale Conservation and Restoration Centre Foundation, accompanied by 28 Japanese blue and white ceramic garden vases.

Engravings by Antonio Novello.

Antarctica - Mostra personale di Paolo Pellegrin

Presepe di Bousson e antichi mestieri di montagna.

An extraordinary exhibition dedicated to the Inquisition, instruments of torture and the death penalty arrives in Torino.