
Revoltella Civic Museum of Modern Art
Monet e gli Impressionisti in Normandia
Until 26 June
An exceptional collection of over 70 works of art, chronicles the Impressionist movement and its close links with Normandy. On display are paintings by Monet, Renoir, Delacroix and Courbet.
Return to Trieste. Lucio Saffaro between art and science
Until 26 June
A major exhibition in his hometown brings attention to the pictorial and graphic work of Lucio Saffaro, a singular intellectual figure of the late twentieth century. Art and science united in the constant search for infinity and perfection.
Salone degli Incanti - Ex Pescheria Centrale
Frida Kahlo – The Chaos Inside
Until 21 August
The charm and intrigue of the union between original artwork and technology, through an engaging immersive journey into the inner and artistic world of the famous artist, one of the most interesting and influential female figures of the twentieth century.
All Roads lead to Edo
10 June - 9 October 2022
Photographs by Valentina Giacomini inspired by Hiroshige's Tōkaidō. Hiroshige's prints in the collections of the Civic Museum of Oriental Art”.
Livio Rosignano - Painting the wind
12 June - 10 July
The exhibition chronologically retraces, through the exposure of about ninety works of art, the evolution of the artist's pictorial language from the beginning through to the last years of his creativity.
Simplegati - The streets - exhibition by Max Calò
16 June-10 July 2022
Max Calò, an illustrator from Trieste, explores chapter 10 of Ulysses, Le Simplegadi, chaotic and choral, creating space with primitive brushes, pieces of charcoal and digital canvases. The exhibition is part of the events organized by the Municipality of Trieste for "Bloomsday 2022 - 100 years of Ulysses".
Tiepolo. The extraordinary history of Trieste’s drawings.
25 June - 18 September
Tiepolo's drawings from the Sartorio collection from 1898 to today, passing through the events of war. Exhibition organised by the Trieste Municipality
Revoltella Civic Museum of Modern Art
Through the face. Self-portraits from the collections of the Revoltella Museum
1 July - 9 October 2022
The exhibition is part of a structured exhibition project promoted by ERPAC FVG and developed in recent months between Gorizia, Gradisca d’Isonzo, and Trieste and is focused on the theme of portrait and self-portrait in painting, from the mid-sixteenth century to the present day. About fifty artist self-portraits are exhibited, including some unpublished, between the mid-nineteenth century and up to the mid-seventies of the twentieth century.
Arturo D'Ascanio: Una nessuna centomila
Until 3 July
Personal exhibition of the Abruzzese painter dedicated to the feminine theme: on display about twenty acrylics on canvas completed in the last two years of the pandemic
Fortitudo: Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic Endurance Expedition in Paola Policardi Suh’s paintings
16 July - 16 September
The exhibition, created to commemorate the centenary of the Endurance expedition and shipwreck (1915) in the ice of the Antarctic, today more widely recalls the legendary figure of Shackleton on the centenary of his death (1922). Exhibition organized by the National Antardid Museum - Trieste section.
Comparing Expressions
16 July - 21 August
A collective painting exhibition, where more than fifty non-professional artists, who share a passion for art, will exhibit. The works, elaborated by the psyche and by the technical and poetic ability of the authors, diverse in style, require careful and passionate attention by the visitors, who must interpret the artist's message. Exhibition organised by the Gruppo Artisti Triestini, “Rivel Art” in co-ordination with the Trieste Municipality.
Solo Exhibition of Salvatore Marchese
29 July - 21 August
Salvatore Marchese offers, pictorially, "unpublished" interpretations to describe the landscape. All through a very synthetic material composition using red earth from Carso as a background.
Symphony of Shapes and Colors - Hallucinations
8 - 24 July
Personal exhibition of Leopoldo Bon. The sculptural photographs on display burst like a symphony of shapes and colors, changing both our visual perception and our empathy.