With the arrival of 2023 comes the unmissable exhibitions of the new year!
Here is our guide to ten exhibitions across Italy that will accompany you until autumn 2023.
Marcel Duchamp at the Guggenheim in Venice from October 14, 2023
In autumn 2023, a retrospective dedicated to Marcel Duchamp, the revolutionary artist and genius of the twentieth century, arrives in Venice. His works will be displayed at the Venetian venue of the Guggenheim. “Marcel Duchamp and the Seduction of the Copy,” is the title of the exhibition curated by Paul B. Franklin, an independent scholar and expert on Duchamp’s work.
The Renaissance in Ferrara. Ercole de’ Roberti and Lorenzo Costa at the Palazzo dei Diamanti from February 18, 2023
Palazzo dei Diamanti, after a complex restoration and redevelopment intervention, reopens with an exhibition dedicated to two great Ferrarese masters of the Renaissance: Ercole de’ Roberti and Lorenzo Costa. The exhibition promises a unique opportunity to discover the art of the two great Ferrarese painters and the richness of the Estense Renaissance.
Andy Warhol. Serial Identity at Maga in Gallarate from January 22, 2023
On January 22, 2023, a major exhibition opens at the MAGA in Gallarate that reaffirms the museum’s interest in the great figures of contemporary art history: Andy Warhol. Serial Identity. The exhibition is dedicated to one of the most important protagonists of Pop Art and global contemporary culture.
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Van Gogh at Palazzo Bonaparte extended until May 7, 2023
The exhibition Van Gogh Masterpieces from the Kroller Muller at Palazzo Bonaparte is the largest and most anticipated of the year dedicated to the Dutch genius, right on the eve of the 170th anniversary of the artist’s birth . Through the most famous works of Van Gogh – including his renowned Self-Portrait (1887) – the story of the most well-known artist in the world is told.
Bob Dylan. Retrospectum at Maxxi in Rome until April 30, 2023
The exhibition BOB DYLAN. Retrospectrum at the Maxxi is the first retrospective in Europe dedicated to the visual art works of one of the most important icons of contemporary world culture. Over 100 works are on display, including paintings, watercolors, ink and graphite drawings, metal sculptures, video material, exploring more than 50 years of creative activity by Bob Dylan.
Artemisia Gentileschi at the Gallerie d’Italia in Naples until March 19, 2023
The Gallerie d’Italia in Naples inaugurates the exhibition Artemisia Gentileschi in Naples, dedicated to the painter’s time in Naples: a fundamental chapter in the art and biographical story of Artemisia, which has never before been the subject of such a comprehensive monographic exhibition in Naples.
I love Lego at the Loggiato San Bartolomeo in Palermo until June 4, 2023
The LOVE LEGO exhibition is designed to dream, have fun, and rediscover one’s playful and creative side by exploring the details of entire miniature worlds. Dozens of square meters of scenes entirely made with LEGO® bricks will create true works of architecture and engineering.
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Picasso and Guernica against all wars at the MAN in Nuoro until February 19, 2023
The MAN in Nuoro pays tribute to Picasso and his Guernica: a work that is a witness of its time, yet carries a universal message that is still tragically relevant today. An anthem against the horror of all wars.
Edward Burtynsky at the Fondazione Pino Pascali in Polignano a Mare until April 9, 2023
The Fondazione Pino Pascali presents the exhibition Edward Burtynsky: Xylella Studies. The exhibition documents the ecological disaster that has affected olive trees in Puglia and is the result of work initiated with the Sylva Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on environmental regeneration through reforestation activities.
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The Best Master of Italy at the National Gallery of Umbria from March 4, 2023
The National Gallery of Umbria inaugurates in March the exhibition “The Best Master of Italy” dedicated to Perugino. The exhibition path, composed of over seventy works, has chosen to feature only paintings by Vannucci prior to 1504, the year that marks the pinnacle of his career.
