Events in Treviso

EVENTS IN TREVISO: ALL THE UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Events in Treviso. A lot of prestigious exhibition centres will house all the exhibitions: the Casa dei Carraresi, the Museum of Santa Caterina, the Palazzo Giacomelli and the new Museo Salce.

Last update 11 September 2017 – After Hiroshima  

EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS IN 2017 (UPDATE 7 JUNE 2017)

After Hiroshima – a collective exhibition.
Artists: Kurosawa Kiyoshi, Shohei Imamura, Elin o’Hara Slavick, Gordon Belray, Daniel Wechsler, Andrew Cole, Deimion van der Sloot, Kailum Graves, Mary Kavanagh, Luca Federici, Uroš Weinberger.

When: From 6 august 2017 to 31 october 2017
Where: B#S Gallery – website: http://www.iodeposito.org/

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Museo Nazionale Collezione Salce – A new museum in Treviso from 2017.

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PAST EXHIBITIONS

Francis Bacon – an exhibition dedicated to Francis Bacon, in collaboration with the Sigmund Freud Museum in Vienna, which will analyze the life of Bacon and his artistic experience. You’ll find a detailed article about the exhibition in the post Exhibition dedicated to Francis Bacon.
From October 15^th 2016 to May 1^st 2017 – Casa dei Carraresi, Treviso

Emilio Vedova, Ciclo 61/62, 1962.

“Da Guttuso a Vedova a Schifano. Il filo della pittura in Italia nel secondo Novecento”. (“From Guttuso to Vedova to Schifano. The thread of Italian painting during the second half of the 20^th century”) –an exhibition devoted to Italian art of the early 20^th century featuring works of around 50 artists born between the early 20^th century and the late 1930s.
From October 29^th 2016 to April 17^th 2017 – Museum of Santa Caterina, Treviso

Piero Guccione, L’onda e la luna, 2012-2014.

“De Pictura. 12 pittori in Italia” (“De Pictura. 12 painters in Italy”) – on show 12 Italian artists, and each of the 12 artists will be represented by four works describing his artistic production from 1995 up to the present day. An analysis of the artistic production in Italy in the present day.
From October 29thh to April 17^th 2017 – Palazzo Giacomelli, Treviso

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MODERN Art and IMPRESSIONISM

“Storie dell’Impressionismo. I grandi protagonisti da Monet a Renoir, da Van Monet to Renoir, from Van Gogh to Gauguin”) – 120 paintings describing the rise and development of Impressionism. I dedicated a post to the exhibition History of Impressionism in Treviso, with the previews and the description of the sections of the exhibition itinerary.
From October 29^th 2016 to April 17^th 2017 – Palazzo Giacomelli, Treviso

Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Mademoiselle Irène Cahen d’Anvers (La piccola Irene). Zurigo, Stiftung Sammlung E.G. Bührle

“Tiziano Rubens Rembrandt. L’immagine femminile tra Cinquecento e Seicento. Tre capolavori dalla Scottish National Gallery di Edimburgo”. (“Titian Rubens Rembrandt. The female image between the 16th century and the 17th century”. Three masterpieces on loan from the Scottish National Gallery of Edinburgh) – 3 masterpieces painted by three Masters, that influenced some of the French artists of the 19^th century on exhibition at the Palazzo Giacomelli, “Storie dell’Impressionismo” (History of Impressionism”), inspiring the Impressionists’ female portrait.
On show “Venere che sorge dal mare” (“Venus rising from the sea”) by Titian, “The Feast of Herod” by Rubens and “A woman in bed” by Rembrandt”
From October 29^th 2016 to April 17^th 2017 – Palazzo Giacomelli, Treviso.

Tiziano Vecellio, Venere che sorge dal mare, 1520 circa – Edinburgh, Scottish National Gallery.

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