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Art exhibitions in Italy

Overview

Various art exhibitions are scheduled to take place across Italy in 2026, with themes ranging from Sicilian landscapes to the intersection of identity and the human form. In Sicily, the ArtGallery in Gela is hosting “La soglia del visibile: tra sogno e paesaggio,” a painting exhibition dedicated to the late artist Franco Conti (1950-2023) that focuses on the Piana di Gela landscape. In Santo Stefano Quisquina, Peppe Rizzo is presenting “Visioni” at the Hub Turistico until September 13, featuring works that interpret the Sicilian landscape as a space of memory and resistance. In Marina di Ravenna, the FaroArte gallery is hosting “Colori e sapori nelle ceramiche di Sante Ghinassi,” an exhibition honoring the late painter and ceramicist Sante Ghinassi (1924–2000). Other regional programming includes Alice De Bona’s “Ai confini della mente” in Puos d’Alpago, running until August 30, and the “Origine e mutamento” project in Spoltore. In Arezzo, Grazia Mori’s “Uomini impassibili, donne arrabbiate” explores perception and identity, while Venice’s Spazio SV hosts François Reboul’s “From Chaos to Freedom.” Upcoming for September is “Sul futuro del corpo” at the Galleria civica Cavour in Padova, curated by Barbara Codogno, which features seventeen figurative painters exploring the human body in the age of artificial intelligence. Recent additions and extensions include “La pittura tra luce e tenebra” in Riva del Garda and the extension of “GIULIANO VANGI. Il disegno luogo della forma” at the CART in Falconara Marittima until September 27, 2026. In Susegana, Santina Pompeo’s “Memory Foam” (September 17 – October 17) uses photography to explore the Vajont landscape and the 1963 Monte Toc landslide. New highlights include a dual-venue exhibition in Biella exploring the evolution of Divisionism from November 28 to April 4, and a Mimmo Rotella retrospective at Genoa’s Palazzo Ducale.

Entities

Barbara Codogno · Venezia · Nicola Samorì · Biella · Markus Schinwald

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 5 sources
    Italian art exhibitions feature Bruno Ronco and Luca Alinari

    Italian art exhibitions feature Bruno Ronco’s evolving watercolors in Chiavari and Luca Alinari’s visionary landscapes at Galleria Bonioni Arte in Reggio Emilia.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Italian artists launch new exhibitions and public murals

    New artistic developments in Italy include Matteo Ferretti’s ‘Soglie’ exhibition at Campogrande Concept and Francesco Zavatta’s new mural, ‘La svolta’, in Legnano.

  3. [CULTURE] 4 sources
    Italian art exhibitions highlight Divisionism and Mimmo Rotella

    Italian art exhibitions feature a Divisionism retrospective in Biella and a concluding Mimmo Rotella exhibition at Genoa's Palazzo Ducale.

  4. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Italian art exhibitions feature Vajont landscape and Giuliano Vangi drawings

    Art exhibitions in Italy include Santina Pompeo’s ‘Memory Foam’ in Susegana, focusing on the Vajont disaster, and an extended showcase of Giuliano Vangi’s drawings in Falconara Marittima.

  5. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Italian art exhibitions feature Guidi, Mušič, and Galli

    New art exhibitions in Italy feature the works of Virgilio Guidi and Zoran Mušič in Riva del Garda, and the engravings of Federica Galli in Monza.

  6. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Art exhibitions explore identity and landscape in Italy

    New art exhibitions in Italy feature Alice De Bona’s exploration of identity in Puos d’Alpago and Peppe Rizzo’s Sicilian landscape studies in Santo Stefano Quisquina.

  7. [CULTURE] 10 sources
    Italy hosts diverse art exhibitions exploring identity and the human form

    A series of diverse art exhibitions are opening across Italy, covering themes from the human body and identity to prehistoric influences and abstract expressionism.

  8. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Art exhibitions opening in Gela and Marina di Ravenna

    New art exhibitions open in Italy, featuring the paintings of Franco Conti in Gela and the ceramics of Sante Ghinassi in Marina di Ravenna.

Sources

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