17 February – 23 April 2023 “Corneliu Mikloși” Museum of Public Transport Timișoara – European Capital of Culture

MARINELLA SENATORE curated by Ilaria Bernardi This is the first monograph dedicated to the artist Marinella Senatore, which

Museo Civico delle Cappuccine, via Vittorio Veneto 1/a a Bagnacavallo (RA) 17.12.2022>05.03.2023 The exhibition, curated by Davide Cairoli,

Thu Jan. 12, 2023, 6.30 pm Kestner Gesellschaft, Hanover,  presents the Artist Talk with Marinella Senatore, in the context

Rebecca Moccia’s  project ‘Ministries of Loneliness’ is the winner of ArteVisione 2022, the annual award organised by @careof_milano

David Reimondo’s “Cantico delle Creature Etimografico” (Canticle of the Creatures Etymography) is the light work that animates Piazza

Andrea Francolino will be among the speakers at the conference “Climate Change and Heritage”. The conference is part

Marinella Senatore‘s Protest Bike, 2018, in now on view at the exhibition MANIFEST Yourself!, in Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin.

We are thrilled to announce that David Reimondo‘s ATTO DI PENSIERO is now on view at Mitologie Digitali,

On November 5th, 2022, from 15:00 to 17:00 (GMT+9) Nanzan Institute International presents the online workshop “Between Loneliness

On 5 November 2022, during Artissima, museums, and galleries will be open until late at night in Turin. 

Thanks to the support of the Plan for Contemporary Art 2021 Marinella Senatore Curated by Guido Curto Piazza

31. MINIARTEXTIL COMO. “Rosa Alchemico” October 16, 2022 – January 8, 2023 OPENING | October 15, 2022 Villa

Mazzoleni participates in the autumn edition of the West End Gallery HOP!, taking place on Thursday 13 October.

From 30 October to 29 January 2023, one of the Marinella Senatore’s  light sculptures is presented on the

Saturday 8 October 2022 sees the return of the Giornata del Contemporaneo: the great event promoted by AMACI – Association

Aria di Capri Villa San Michele, Anacapri from 9 september to 10 October 2022 Mazzoleni is glad to

The Central Library of Cantabria houses a series of works by the Italian photographer Massimo Vitali. The Central