A Milan, the exhibition is visible An Unexpected Collection: New Art of the Sixties and a Tribute to Robert Rauschenberg, curated by Luca Massimo Barbero. The exhibition presents a rich and varied journey that spans the great radical experimentation of the 1960s, arriving at the most significant developments of the following decade. The exhibition also continues Everyone's Crazy About The Beatles. The 1965 Concert in Milan in Publifoto's Photographs, with a selection of photographs curated by the Intesa Sanpaolo Historical Archive, and the exhibition Look at me like you love me | Look at me like you love me, by American artist Jess. T. Dugan, curated by Renata Ferri, a photography project conceived and organized with the Bank's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion unit and in collaboration with ISPROUD, the internal LGBTQ+ community.
A Naples Caravaggio's masterpiece will be visible again from August 1st Martyrdom of Saint Ursula with a renewed layout, following the success of the "Caravaggio 2025" exhibition at Palazzo Barberini in Rome. The exhibition also opened Who are you, Naples? by French artist JR, one of the most important figures on the contemporary art scene, renowned worldwide for his projects that combine photography, public art, and social engagement. Daniele Ratti's photography exhibition also continues. Two Hearts and a Hut, edited by Benedetta Donato. Through a selection of over 40 photographs, the author takes the visitor on an intimate and evocative journey through extraordinary architecture and love stories preserved in the places where they were born and raised.
A Turin the exhibition is open Carrie Mae Weems: The Heart of the Matter, dedicated to the internationally renowned artist known for her photographic investigations into themes of cultural identity, sexism, and class belonging. The exhibition is organized in collaboration with Aperture, and curated by Sarah Meister, former head of photography at MoMA in New York. Meanwhile, the exhibition continues Olivo Barbieri. Other Spaces, edited by Corrado Benigni. A look at China through the images of the great photographer Olivo Barbieri taken over a thirty-year period, which capture the polarities and contrasts of a country caught between clear antitheses.
A Vicenza the exhibition is open CERAMICS AND CLOUDS. What Ancient Greek Ceramics Tell Us About Us, curated by the Illustri Association. A new scientific-educational project dedicated to promoting Intesa Sanpaolo's collection of Attic and Magna Graecia ceramics, a source of inspiration for the four comic book artists Elisa Macellari, Fabio Pia Mancini, Lorenza Natarella, and Gio Quasirosso, who have reinterpreted current, universal, and contemporary themes from mythology. The new exhibition itinerary is also available. Vitality of Time. Arturo Martini in the Intesa Sanpaolo collections., a collection of works by the renowned sculptor from various collections that have merged over time into the Group's artistic heritage. The exhibition features two beautiful sculptures depicting The Pisan, one of the most fascinating figures created by the artist.
Also the Ivan Bruschi Antiques House Museum in Arezzo, part of the Intesa Sanpaolo assets, is open free of charge both on Sunday 3 August, as on the first Sunday of every month, and on Friday 15 August. The House Museum, a "place of wonders," houses the eclectic collection of artwork, furnishings, and objects of the illustrious Arezzo native who created the Antiques Fair, with over seven thousand pieces from all over the world, from prehistoric times to the first decades of the 20th century.
La Gallery of the Alberti Palace in Prato, Conserving a cultural heritage of great value to the city's identity, the museum is open on Sunday, August 3rd, and on a special occasion also on Friday, August 15th, with free admission. Visitors can admire masterpieces by Giovanni Bellini, Filippo Lippi, Puccio di Simone, several XNUMXth- and XNUMXth-century works from the Florentine area, and sculptures by Lorenzo Bartolini, a Prato artist active in the first half of the XNUMXth century.
