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GAM Turin is pleased to announce the exhibition Michele Tocca. Repoussoir, event realised as part of the winning project winner of the PAC2021 - Piano per l'Arte Contemporanea, promoted by the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity of the Ministry of Culture.
More than 350 objects – sculptures, mosaics, frescoes, tableware, seals and coins, extraordinary works in ceramic, enamel and silver, valuable gems and goldwork,important architectural fragments –tell the story of the structures, organisational systems, trade activity and rituals of a complex civilisation, at the same time revealing the Eastern Empire’s fine artisanship, cultural intersections, stylistic features and symbols across the centuries.
Riallestimento della mostra Buddha10. Frammenti, derive e rifrazioni dell'immaginario visivo buddhista
Km 2,6 è un video realizzato da Giuseppe Gabellone (Brindisi, 1973) nel 1993. È una di quelle rare opere che arrivano precocissime nel percorso di un artista eppure sembrano già contenere tutto intero il nucleo del suo pensiero.
La GAM di Torino prosegue la ricognizione sul proprio patrimonio dedicando un capitolo alla scultura italiana tra il 1940 e il 1980 con una mostra che presenta 50 opere realizzate da 40 artisti attivi nell’arco di questo periodo
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A musical journey through three museums. Gloria Campaner interprets the collections of GAM, MAO and Palazzo Madama with words and music, accompanying us on a sound journey between different eras and cultures. Note after note, syllable after syllable, an immersive itinerary in a timeless elsewhere.
A story that follows the timeline, for the faithful portrait of the beating heart of Turin, Palazzo Madama. Marco Revelli quotes Guido Gozzano, who describes it thus: “no building contains such a sum of time, of history, of poetry, in its varied decrepitude. Palazzo Madama is like a stone synthesis of all of Turin's past. From the times of its origins to the days of our Risorgimento".
Carlo Ratti describes an architecture that has been able to change over time, adapting to the life and culture of each period. Palazzo Madama is a permanent laboratory, with 2000 years of history, to which the best designers of every era have put their hand.
