GAM - Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Torino

Today its collections comprise over 45,000 works including paintings, sculptures, installations and photographs to which are added a rich collection of drawings and engravings and one of the most important European collections of artist films and videos. Strengthened by this heritage, GAM is faithful to its original commitment to contemporary research by weaving a continuous link between its historical works and today's cultural debate, placing its exhibition program in close correlation on the relationship between close contemporaneity and historical collections. Since the end of October 2009 the works of the collections are exhibited according to 4 thematic paths that change over time, ensuring the visitor an ever new discovery of the collections and the possibility of a renewed analysis of their masterpieces. Both the works of the greatest Italian nineteenth-century artists, such as Fontanesi, Fattori, Pellizza da Volpedo and Medardo Rosso, as well as those of the twentieth century, including Morandi, Casorati, Martini and De Pisis, are restored in their ability to speak in the present, and to show all their richness in close comparison with works of the international historical avant-gardes, of which the museum preserves important examples, from Marx Ernst to Paul Klee and Picabia, with works by the new avant-gardes of the second postwar period, through one of the most important collections of Arte Povera, including works by Paolini, Boetti, Anselmo, Zorio, Penone and Pistoletto, but also with the most current artistic production to which the museum dedicates large exhibition spaces.

TIMETABLES:

From Tuesday to Sunday 11.00-19.00
The ticket office closes one hour earlier.
Closed on Mondays.

TICKETS:

Permanent collections:
Full € 10.00 - Reduced € 8.00
Admission is free on the first Tuesday of the month, not a holiday.
Rates may vary in the presence of temporary exhibitions.