Exhibitions
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UN SEME PROFONDO (A DEEP SEED)
Starting Tuesday, March 4, 2025, Studio Masiero in Milan, IT, presents Un seme profondo (A Deep Seed), a solo exhibition by Grazia Inserillo, curated by Gianna Panicola. With this exhibition, the gallery reaffirms its commitment to Sicilian art by welcoming an artist deeply rooted in her homeland’s traditions. Born in Isola delle Femmine (PA), Inserillo draws inspiration from fishing and embroidery, two pillars of local culture. For the first time, Studio Masiero hosts a fiber art exhibition, a medium through which the artist explores the natural world. Thread and fabric become tools of investigation, evoking plant forms that range from past geological eras to marine mosses. Trained as a sculptor,…
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SILK TREASURES. TEXTILE MASTERPIECES FROM THE FALLETTI DONATION
In 2025 the Museo del Tessuto Foundation in Prato IT marks its 50th anniversary with “Silk Treasures. Textile Masterpieces from the Falletti Donation,” curated by Daniela Degl’Innocenti. Running through 21 December 2025 in Prato IT, the exhibition celebrates the museum’s origins—rooted in Loriano Bertini’s foundational donation—with a new, remarkable contribution from Giovanni Falletti. Over 50 years, the Florentine physician and collector has amassed nearly 2,000 objects, ranging from antique textiles and embroideries to prints, books, jewellery, historical weapons, and ritual masks from Europe, Asia, and Africa. The collection includes 250 Japanese prints from the late 18th and 19th centuries by artists such as Hokusai and Hiroshige, European textiles spanning the…
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InDIVENIRE (InPROGRESS) OPENS THE CASSANDRE EVENTS CYCLE
SCD Studio celebrates International Women’s Rights Day with the opening of the CASSANDRE project, an exhibition series that explores, through contemporary art, the multifaceted aspects of the female condition. The first event, the exhibition InDivenire (InProgress) opens on 8th March 2025 in the gallery of Via Bramante 22N in Perugia (5:00 PM) and will be open until 5th April 2025. Curated by Barbara Pavan, it includes the works of Isobel Blank, Susanna Cati, Monica Giovinazzi, and Andi Kacziba, artists who, through different media and languages, investigate the concept of transformation. InDivenire is indeed inspired by the Sanskrit concept of samskara, a term that encompasses the meanings of “transformation,” “modification,” and…
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ILARIA MARGUTTI: FIGLIE DELL’INFINITO
The Legislative Assembly of the Emilia-Romagna Region IT celebrates International Women’s Rights Day with Figlie dell’Infinito (Daughters of the Infinite), a solo exhibition by Ilaria Margutti, opening on March 6, 2025, at 11:00 AM at the headquarters of the Legislative Assembly of the Emilia-Romagna Region, located at Viale Aldo Moro, 52, Bologna. Curated by Silvia Bonomini, this exhibition pays tribute to women who have made essential contributions to our understanding of the world and the cosmos. Among them, Henrietta Leavitt, whose work enabled the measurement of distances between celestial bodies, and Marija Gimbutas, whose archaeological research offered an alternative reading of ancient matriarchal cultures. Gimbutas emphasized how the connection between…
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MONICA GIOVINAZZI: JUST A PLAY
JUST A PLAY is a project room by Monica Giovinazzi, curated by Barbara Pavan, opening on Friday, February 7, at 7:00 PM, until March 2, 2025, at BLU Spazio delle Arti, Via Torpignattara 142, Rome. The installation is the result of years of research in which the artist has explored the underestimated mechanisms of manipulation that pervade our hyper-technological and globalized era, revealing the vastness and depth of these phenomena. Manipulation has become increasingly pervasive as it becomes less perceptible. In an age of hyperconnectivity and technological advancement, manipulation manifests in ever more sophisticated, insidious, and therefore dangerous ways, embedding itself into the lives of individuals, communities, and the global…
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THE FEMININE IN ART. TEXTILE WITHOUT BORDERS
Hungarian and Italian contemporary textile artists on display in Rome It can be visited until February 28, 2025, at the Accademia d’Ungheria in Rome / Collegium Hungaricum Róma in Palazzo Falconieri, Il Femminile nell’Arte | Tessile senza confini (The Feminine in Art | Textile Without Borders), an exhibition curated by Eleonora Pasqualetti and Márton Keppel, inaugurated with a large audience with presentation by Krisztina Landos, Director of the Accademia d’Ungheria in Rome; Zoltán Rátóti, Vice President of the Hungarian Academy of Arts; Barbara Pavan, contemporary fiber and textile art curator; and, of course, Márton Keppel, art historian and co-curator of the exhibition. The exhibition creates a dialogue between the works…
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ACAYE KERUNEN: NEENA, AAN UTHII
Pace Gallery (5, Hanover Square) in London presents Acaye Kerunen: Neena, aan uthii, the artist’s first-ever solo exhibition in the UK. On view until February 15, 2025, the exhibition will feature a new body of sculptures, sound installations, and performance that interlace living forms of knowledge embedded within Ugandan communities. Translated from Alur as See me, I am here, this show marks Kerunen’s debut presentation with Pace since joining the gallery’s program in 2022. Based in Kampala, Uganda, Kerunen’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses visual and performance art, curation, and activism. The sculptures Kerunen has created for Neena, aan uthii are vivid tapestries of embodied knowledge, incorporating a diverse range of natural…
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TRAME ESPLORATIVE: A JOURNEY THROUGH TAPESTRY
The Dino Zoli Foundation in Forlì (FC) presents, until March 16, 2025, an extensive exploration dedicated to the art of tapestry in Italy, spanning from the 1950s to the present day. Curated by Nadia Stefanel and promoted by Dino Zoli Textile and the Dino Zoli Foundation, Trame esplorative: un viaggio attraverso l’arazzo – the title of the exhibition – aims to highlight how the textile medium, traditionally seen as a decorative art, has evolved into an innovative and multifaceted form of expression, intertwining stories, cultures, and techniques. This journey through tapestry workshops offers a unique opportunity to understand how art and craftsmanship merge in a collaborative creative process, involving some…
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CHIHARU SHIOTA: THE SOUL TREMBLES
Until 19 March 2025, the Grand Palais, as a preview of the reopening of all its galleries in June 2025, is presenting THE SOUL TREMBLES, an exhibition curated by Mami Kataoka – director of Mori Art Museum, Tokyo – and dedicated to the poetic and sensitive work of Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota. Born in Osaka, Japan in 1972, Chiharu Shiota lives and works in Berlin. She combines performance, body art and installations in a process centred on the body. Shiota has been exhibited around the world, including at Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka, Japan (2024), Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, USA (2023), the P.S.1 Contemporary Art Centre, New York (2003), K21…
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FULVIO MORELLA. LE STELLE CHE NON TI HO DETTO (THE STARS I NEVER TOLD YOU)
From February 1 to June 29, 2025, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Cavalese presents the exhibition “Fulvio Morella. Le stelle che non ti ho detto (The stars I never told you)” curated by Elsa Barbieri and Sabino Maria Frassà, in collaboration with Cramum. Within the halls of Palazzo Rizzoli, a rich selection of textile works will guide the audience through the discovery of Morella’s “stellar braille” alphabet, an unprecedented language through which the artist transforms night skies into poetic and enigmatic tactile messages. With the aim of fostering connections within the territory and promoting synergies around the themes of art and inclusivity, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Cavalese…
