Tornabuoni Art

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• The exhibition “Landscape Through Time” offers a historical and conceptual survey of the transformations of landscape in art, from the early twentieth century to the present day. The exhibition traces how, across different historical periods, artists’ perceptions of the landscape, its modes of representation, and the materials used to depict it have undergone profound changes. This evolution is documented through works ranging from the early twentieth-century paintings of Giovanni Fattori to the metaphysical visions of Giorgio de Chirico. The journey then continues through Lucio Fontana’s Spatialism and the radical rethinking of materiality introduced by Arte Povera, before culminating in Pop Art, Postmodernism, and contemporary artistic practices. selection of works
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  Landscape through Time

  Until 13 Nov 2026

  
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• Tornabuoni Arte Rome opens its new exhibition season with a solo show dedicated to Alberto Biasi, one of the leading figures of Programmed Art. The exhibition traces more than sixty years of the artist’s practice, from his historic works of the 1960s and environmental installations of the 1970s to his most recent production, highlighting the remarkable consistency and vitality of his exploration of movement, perception, and the relationship between the artwork and the viewer. The exhibition offers an opportunity to rediscover a visual language that continues to engage with the present, reaffirming the relevance of one of the leading masters of Kinetic and Programmed Art. selected artworks
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  Alberto Biasi

  Until 21 Nov 2026

  
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• On the occasion of the centenary of Arnaldo Pomodoro’s birth, Tornabuoni Art brings together works by Pomodoro and Ettore Sottsass through the lens of Ugo Mulas, a privileged witness to their friendship and to Milan’s post-war art scene. Bronzes, enamels, ceramics and archival photographs trace nearly twenty years of dialogue between sculpture, design and photography. Three pillars of Milan’s artistic scene, sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro, designer Ettore Sottsass and photographer Ugo Mulas left an indelible mark on both public and private space, as well as on collective memory, far beyond the city in which they met. One year after Pomodoro’s death, Pomodoro & Sottsass: A Friendship Seen by Ugo Mulas celebrates their intertwined paths and the fertile dialogue that helped make Milan one of the most influential creative laboratories of the twentieth century. Curated by Alberto Salvadori, director of the Archivio Mulas and a member of the scientific committee of the Fondazione Arnaldo Pomodoro, the exhibition seeks to highlight the cross-disciplinary exchange embodied by the three artists. Ten bronze works by Pomodoro, spanning fifty years of the artist’s career, will enter into dialogue with ten original works by Sottsass, including three Totems from the second half of the 1960s, among the designer’s earliest objects conceived without a specific function. The works will be accompanied by archival photographs, some previously unpublished, depicting the artists and their works in the studio, at Olivetti, with which Sottsass collaborated for many years, as well as in the public and private spaces of Italy during the 1960s and 1970s.
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  Pomodoro & Sottsass. A Friendship Seen by Ugo Mulas

  Until 9 Jan 2027

  
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