The exhibit wants to celebrate the 260th anniversary of Cinzano, a brand which has managed to intertwine its development as a company with the evolution of the customs and traditions of our country. The exhibit takes the visitor into an emotional journey discovering the brand long history started in Torino and become a symbol of… Continue… Cinzano: from Torino to the world. Journey to discover an Italian icon
The exhibition, “From the ‘60s to the ‘60s. A Century after Italian Unification, Pop Art” started with the objective of comparing and contrasting two crucial moments in the history of our country while tracing out the borders and coordinates of their respective artistic testimonies. The energies which animated the Risorgimento are posted in a dialogue… Continue… From the ‘60s to the ‘60s. A Century after Italian Unification, Pop Art
The exhibition is dedicated to the meaning the war had for Torino, from the point of view of mobilization, propaganda and assistance and the consequences it had on the city’s life and activities. The exhibition counts 310 pieces and is divided in two parts. The first one, organized in seven sections, is dedicated to the… Continue… Torino and the Great War 1915-1918
The exhibition depicts the role played by Torino’s cultural scene between the 19th and 20th century in the development and diffusion of the knowledge and representation of Italy. Through the exploration of the synergy of various social figures and institutions with the places and spaces of knowledge – from the University to the publishing industry,… Continue… Imagining the nation. Knowledge and representations of the territory in Turin 1848-1911
The exhibition presents a great variety of drawings by the sharp and ironic eye of Dalsani, one of the greatest Italian caricaturists and poster designers between the 19th and 20th century. It shows an overview of the life and taste of the middle class during the Belle époque, their satisfaction of living in an era… Continue… Belle époque. The ironic look of Dalsani
