Exhibitions in Turin 2026

Exhibitions You Can’t Miss in Turin in 2026

 

Even in 2026, the program of exhibitions in Turin is rich!

Turin offers an intense cultural program, featuring contemporary art, modern art, and photography exhibitions.

Today we present the must-see exhibitions in Turin 2026.

If you want to discover all the exhibitions scheduled and ongoing in Turin, visit Artsupp.com and see the complete list of exhibitions in Turin 2026.

ORAZIO GENTILESCHI: A Painter on a Journey at the Royal Museums of Turin until May 3

From November 22, 2025, to May 3, 2026, Turin hosts an extraordinary journey through 17th-century Europe, following in the footsteps of Orazio Gentileschi, one of the greatest masters of Italian painting.

The exhibition brings together loans from ecclesiastical buildings, public and private collections, both Italian and international, through which to retrace the entire stylistic evolution of Gentileschi, who debuts as a late manner painter, influenced by the formal elegance of the 16th century, then moves to a Caravaggesque naturalism of intense luminous truth, and arrives at a painting of refined elegance and vibrant chroma, always characterized by a personal touch.

PIOTR UKLAŃSKI: FAUX AMIS at the Agnelli Gallery until April 6

The Agnelli Gallery presents a new chapter of the Beyond the Collection program dedicated to the Permanent Collection of the Museum through the exhibition project of Piotr Uklański.

The artist outlines similarities that often rely on pictorial genre and formal and iconographic references, alluding to complex and layered readings of history. With an approach he himself defines as “cannibalistic,” Uklański scours art history and finds sustenance in centuries of art produced by artists who preceded him.

EDWARD WESTON until June 2 at Camera Torino

CAMERA – Italian Center for Photography in Turin continues the exhibition program of 2026 with Edward Weston.

With a selection of 171 images, the exhibition path – curated by Sérgio Mah – is configured as a broad anthology that retraces all phases of Edward Weston’s production (Illinois, 1886 – California, 1958), offering a European perspective on the legacy of one of the leading figures in modern North American photography. A corpus that serves as an aesthetic and conceptual counterpoint to the modernism of the early European photographic avant-gardes.

FERRARI DESIGN: CREATIVE JOURNEYS 2010-2025 at MAUTO – National Automobile Museum until April 12

On display are eleven cars that represent the essence of the work of the team led by Flavio Manzoni, selected from over seventy models designed in Maranello since 2010 and accompanied by a setup that highlights not only the final result but the entire creative process. Drawings and images from the making of testify to an approach that seeks a formal beauty never for its own sake, with aesthetic solutions consistently aimed at function and performance.