Contemporary art

The 5th edition of SMACH - Constellation of art, culture & history in the Dolomites - opened to the public on 10 July. The works, set up during the residences between May 31 and June 4, will be exhibited until September...

Over 120 colorful works of various sizes are ready to invade the city of Trieste: from July 3 to October 17, 2021, Cracking Art, one of the most famous contemporary art phenomena in the world, arrives in the Julian capital...

Oltrearte Cultural Association is pleased to invite you to the exhibition dedicated to the artist Tetsuro Shimizu (Tokyo 1958). Inauguration Saturday 3 July at 5.00 pm in the presence of the artist at Palazzo Sarcinelli,...

The Borghese Gallery until 7 November 2021 hosts a new exhibition by Damien Hirst curated by Anna Coliva and Mario Codognato: over 80 works from the Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable series are exhibited in all...

The Botticelli exhibition can be visited at the Mart from 22 May to 29 August 2021. Its time. It is our time. The undisputed protagonist of "his time and our time" is Sandro Botticelli present in Rovereto with a significant...

The Museo Novecento comes out of its premises and proposes a new appointment with international contemporary art in Palazzo Vecchio, in the Sala dei Gigli, and at the Stefano Bardini Museum, where from April 30 to August...

The Museum of Contemporary Art of Villa Croce in Genoa dedicates, from 22 April to 22 August 2021, a large retrospective to a great international interpreter of abstract art, the Czech naturalized Dutch artist Tomas Rajlich,...

This exhibition, organised in collaboration with The Museum of Modern Art, New York, is the first full-scale retrospective since the artist’s death in 2008 and the ultimate Rauschenberg experience.

This first ever large-scale exhibition of contemporary art at Museum Berggruen since its opening combines works by George Condo from the early 1980s through today with works by classical modernist artists from the collection...

In the coming years, M HKA will dedicate a series of exhibitions to key figures of experimental art in the second half of the twentieth century, all of them also important presences in Antwerp in the 1960s and ’70s.