Five cities with unmissable exhibitions in Italy in 2018. A trip full of emotion
From Kertész's photographs in Genoa to those by Steve McCurry in Pavia, through the canvases of Picasso and Giorgio De Chirico in Brecia, and the drawings of Correggio and Guercino in Modena. Art exhibitions can represent a good reason to organize a trip that is synonymous with beauty and knowledge.
Check out 5 cities to visit in Italy, combining tourism and culture. Brescia: The exhibition “Picasso, De Chirico, Morandi: 100 works of the 20th and 10th centuries from the private collections of Brescia”, will be on display at Palazzo Martinengo from January XNUMX to June XNUMX, and presents a selection of works from the most refined and important mansions in Brescia.
Organized by Davide Dotti, the exhibition will offer the public the possibility of admiring artists such as Balla, Boccioni, Depero, De Chirico, Savinio, Morandi, Carrà, Pisis, Sironi, Burri, Manzoni, Vedova and Fontana. Genoa: Considered the master teacher of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, André Kertész will be honored with a major retrospective of his work. The exhibition will be at the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa, from February 24th to June 16th. The exhibition, curated by Denis Curti, covers, through 180 images, the 50-year career of the Hungarian photographer born in Budapest, on July 2, 1894.
He focused his work on the ability to describe fleeting emotions, but also the poetry of everyday life. Pavia: “It will be a trip full of emotion and experiences from India, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Japan, Cuba and Brazil” – This is the proposal of photographer Steve McCurry's exhibition in the city of Pavia.
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ANALYZE MY CASEOrganized by Biba Giacchetti, the exhibition will be open from February 3rd to June 3rd at Castello Visconteo. 100 images that marked the 40-year career of the American photographer will be displayed. The exhibition highlights his great talent in reporting human conditions and changes in society around the world.
Among the main images will be the portrait of Sharbat Gula, photographed in a refugee camp. Modena: At the Galleria Estense in Modena, from February 17th to May 13th, there will be a selection of drawings by authors such as Correggio, Nicolò dell'Abate, Lelio Orsi, Ludovico, Agostino Carracci, Scarsellino, Guido Reni and Guercino.
The works – from free studies of inventions to preparatory drawings – are part of the great heritage of the collections kept in the Galleria's depository. Catanzaro: Entitled “The Millennium is Adult”, the group exhibition, by curator Luca Beatrice, will be shown from January 13th to March 20th at the Marca Museu de Arte de Catanzaro.
The exhibition focuses on the 2000s and its protagonists: Starting from obsolete objects and people, such as telephone plugs, cassette tapes, floppy disks, but also presenting the most current technologies, such as Facebook, Spotify and Netflix. The objective is to tell the story of the 18 years of the new millennium through the eyes of 10 artists, who, during the 2000s, were studying or taking their first steps in technological innovations.
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