From August 14 to September 27, the Galleria Umberto Benappi in Sansicario Alto will exhibit a selection of works by Gianni Dessì, Giuseppe Gallo, and Nunzio, key figures of the so-called Scuola di San Lorenzo, the artistic movement that emerged in Rome between the late 1970s and early 1980s in the neighborhood of the same name and developed around the former Pastificio Cerere.
At the Giansone Museum at 5:30 PM, SOUNDED TOURS curated by Marco BASSO.
From Monday, August 31st to Sunday, September 27th, at the Certosa di Montebenedetto in Villar Focchiardo, the ARP photography exhibition by Claudio Rovere will be open.
Beppe Gromi's exhibition "Bestiary for the Third Millennium" is currently on display at the Galleria di Porta Ferrata.
From August 18th to September 20th, from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM, the Palazzo delle Feste will host the exhibition "Around the Clock" for Scena 1312 – Arte.
From September 12th to 27th, the "F. Tabusso" Municipal Art Gallery in Rubiana hosts an exhibition curated by Marco Marzi and Massimo Venegoni, dedicated to the grace, essentiality, and poetry of the female figure in art.
From September 6th to 27th at the Ricetto di San Mauro, the 7th edition of the “Agnese Milani” painting prize, organized by the Cumalè cultural association, will take place.
Saturday, September 12th, Saturday, September 19th, and Saturday, September 26th, in San Giorio di Susa, "Look for the rut" in the Orsiera Rocciavré Natural Park.
From September 17th to 30th, a 5-kilometer-long beam will rise from the Sacra di San Michele, evoking the Sword of the Archangel Michael in the sky.
The exhibition "Alfredo Billetto – Geometries of Color between Dream and Matter," curated by Domiziana Bocina and Simone Billetto, is held in the exhibition space of the ancient Romanesque church of San Rocco on Via Battisti in Condove.
Fabulous Saturdays at the Primo Levi civic library in Avigliana.
Two works that for centuries were part of the religious life of the complex—a Crucifix and an altar reliquary from the late 18th century, crafted from gilded and silvered wood—return to tell the story of the Preceptory.
