Turin
MAZZOLENI | TURIN
On now
- The exhibition brings together the work of Salvatore Astore and Marinella Senatore through a reflection on human presence, explored as image, trace, and the construction of identity. Through distinct visual languages and sensibilities, the two artists investigate the body as a site where individual memory, collective experience, and the possibility of transformation intersect.Description
Collections in focus: Presences
Until 15 Oct 2026

Recent past exhibitions
- The exhibition project brings into dialogue works from Italian modernism with contemporary practices, identifying in the representation of the body- both individual and collective – a device of continuity and transformation between painting and photography. The display is conceived as a sequence of encounters, in which each pair of works generates a field of visual and conceptual resonance.Description
Dalla scena al reale. Persistences and Metamorphoses of the Collective Body.
Ended 4 Sept 2026
- This exhibition presents a selection of works from the Post-War Italian period, a defining moment in Italy’s artistic history, and a core focus of the gallery’s programme and collection. The works explore key developments such as spatial experimentation, material innovation, and sculptural abstraction.Description
Old Bond Room
Ended 10 Apr 2026
- This exhibition presents a selection of works from the Post-War Italian period, a defining moment in Italy’s artistic history, and a core focus of the gallery’s programme and collection. The works explore key developments such as spatial experimentation, material innovation, and sculptural abstraction.Description
Old Bond Room. Works from the Gallery Collection
Ended 10 Apr 2026
- Mazzoleni presents Tracciare il pensiero. 2002-2025 (Tracing Thought. 2002-2025), the first solo exhibition in Turin by Brazilian artist Iran do Espírito Santo. Opening on 29 October during Torino Art Week, the exhibition spans nearly 1,000 squared metres of the gallery’s principal exhibition space, offering a unique retrospective insight into do Espírito Santo’s practice over the past two decades. The project presents new site-specific works conceived specifically for the show in the spaces of the gallery’s piano nobile, creating an intimate dialogue with the surrounding architecture. An internationally renowned artist whose works are held in major collections including MAXXI in Rome, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, do Espírito Santo has conceived the exhibition as a reflection on his own production, with a focus on two key concepts: light and scale.Description
Iran Do Espírito Santo. Tracing Thought. 2002-2025
Ended 28 Mar 2026