The exhibition "Carol Rama" at the Fondazione Accorsi-Ometto, a significant museum of decorative arts renowned for housing the world's finest furniture, pays homage to the internationally acclaimed artist ten years after her passing. Carol Rama, this Turin-born artist is also represented with her works within our own collection. The exhibition showcases approximately one hundred pieces from both public and private collections, highlighting the pivotal phases of Rama's artistic journey from 1930 to the early 2000s. Organized into sections, the exhibition begins with her watercolors from the late 1930s, celebrated for their expressive freedom and erotic charge, and includes her Expressionist and abstract works. It also features the Bricolage series, the Gomme series, and her later creations depicting human and animal figures. Furthermore, the exhibition includes "INSIDE CAROL RAMA," a photographic project by Bepi Ghiotti, offering an intimate glimpse into Rama's studio-home in Turin and the world of artists and intellectuals who surrounded her.

For those wishing to fully immerse themselves in the world of Carol Rama, they can also book the "In the Artist's Home" experience, which combines a guided tour of the exhibition with a visit to the Carol Rama House Museum, located at Via Napione 15 in Turin. A visit to the Casa Museo provides a unique opportunity to understand the emotional universe and the influences that shaped Carol Rama's work, going beyond her artistic production.

This prominent Turin artist, a key figure in the 20th-century art scene, is also featured with some of her works within our hotel's collection, offering our guests an additional opportunity to appreciate her unique and powerful artistic language. Moreover, our hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee.

Hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee; upon check-in, they can request a postcard at the reception to present at the museum ticket office.

Da Botticelli a Mucha. Bellezza, Natura, Seduzione

Sale Chiablese, Musei Reali di Torino

April 17 - July 27, 2025

The exhibition, held in the Sale Chiablese of the Royal Museums of Turin, explores the themes of seduction and beauty through myth, nature, and the feminine. The exhibition features over 100 works, including paintings, drawings, ancient sculptures, and art objects from the Royal Museums of Turin and other prestigious institutions. The exhibition includes masterpieces such as Botticelli's Venus and Luca Longhi's Lady with the Unicorn, and highlights extraordinary women like the Countess of Castiglione and the queens of the House of Savoy. The exhibition is divided into 11 sections, each dedicated to a specific theme, such as Venus, Helen, the Three Graces, the beauty of nature, and the representation of the feminine. The exhibition also presents diagnostic findings on Botticelli's Venus and Leonardo da Vinci's Head of a Young Woman.

Henri Cartier-Bresson e l’Italia

CAMERA - Centro Italiano per la Fotografia

February 14 - June 2, 2025

The exhibition explores the deep connection between the renowned French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and Italy. The exhibition features 160 vintage photographs and various documents, such as newspapers and magazines, tracing their connection from the 1930s to Cartier-Bresson's retirement from photography in the 1970s. The exhibition is a collaboration between the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson in Paris and Fondazione CAMERA. 

In the Project Room of CAMERA, from April 16 to June 2, 2025, "Cultus Langarum" is on display as part of the main program of EXPOSED Torino Foto Festival "Beneath The Surface". The photographic series explores the morphological and cultural landscape of the Langhe del Barolo, presenting the unpublished work of Olga Cafiero, winner of the Garesio Wine Prize for Documentary Photography.

Haori. Gli abiti maschili del primo Novecento narrano il Giappone

MAO - Museo d'Arte Orientale

April 12 - September 7, 2025

The exhibition at the Museum of Oriental Art in Turin explores Japanese material culture through approximately 50 haori and juban, as well as traditional children's garments. These garments are displayed alongside installations by contemporary artists. The exhibition aims to provide insight into early 20th-century Japan, a period marked by significant social, cultural, and political changes.

Hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee for both the exhibition and the permanent collection. Upon check-in, they can request a postcard at the reception to present at the museum ticket office.

Alice Cattaneo. Dove lo spazio chiama il segno, Fausto Melotti. Lasciatemi divertire! and Giosetta Fioroni

GAM - Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea Torino

April 16 - September 7, 2025

The exhibition "Alice Cattaneo. Where Space Calls the Sign" at the GAM - Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Turin presents a comprehensive survey dedicated to the work of Alice Cattaneo, an artist who explores space through sculptures and installations using materials such as iron, wood, and glass. The title reflects the artist's approach of listening to the material to then intervene. The exhibition does not follow a traditional chronological order but presents fragments of Cattaneo's work reinstalled and rethought for the GAM's space, creating a dialogue between past works and a new site-specific production. The works are described as "interruptions of thought" born from the artist's relationship with the exhibition space.

The GAM Turin also dedicates a major retrospective exhibition to Fausto Melotti, fifty years after his first retrospective at the museum, tracing his entire production from his abstract beginnings in the 1930s to his mature period. The exhibition, titled "Lasciatemi divertire!" (Let Me Have Fun!), underscores the artist's playful and experimental approach and features over 150 works in eight sections that explore the main themes of his poetics, such as abstraction, urban and natural suggestions, cosmologies, ancient myths, the connection between writing and sculpture, musical inspiration and natural rhythms, ceramic production, and his iconic Teatrini (Little Theatres). The installation evokes the artist's Milanese and Roman studios and extends to the museum's outdoor spaces.

In the GAM's Video Library, an exhibition dedicated to the four films made in 1967 by Giosetta Fioroni is presented. Fioroni was an artist who, during the same years, brought cinematic and television images into her silver paintings. The exhibition explores these silent films where slender and inconsistent figures seem to constantly seek something to define their form, reflecting the lightness and ephemeral appearance that the artist herself sought in her work. The exhibition also includes the painting "La ragazza della TV" (The TV Girl) from 1964, which serves as the starting point for the exhibition.

Hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee for both the exhibitions and the permanent collection. Upon check-in, they can request a postcard at the reception to present at the museum ticket office.

Gauguin. Il diario di Noa Noa e altre avventure

Mastio della Cittadella

March 1 - June 29, 2025

The exhibition explores the artistic journey of Paul Gauguin, with a particular focus on his illustrated book detailing his stay in Tahiti. Alongside significant works such as the painting "Tahitiana" and a rare monotype, the exhibition features a section dedicated to the Pont-Aven School and delves into the complex relationship between Gauguin and Van Gogh through letters and documents. The itinerary also includes the artist's personal sketchbook, rare watercolors, photographs, and documents, offering an immersive experience into Gauguin's universe and his influence on modern art.

Carrie Mae Weems: The Heart of the Matter and Olivo Barbieri. Spazi Altri

Gallerie d'Italia

April 17 - September 7, 2025

The exhibition "Carrie Mae Weems: The Heart of the Matter," at the Gallerie d'Italia, presents the work of American artist Carrie Mae Weems, renowned for her photographic investigations into cultural identity, sexism, and class. The exhibition includes a new project, "Preach," commissioned by Intesa Sanpaolo, alongside a selection of her acclaimed photographic series, highlighting Weems' unique approach to addressing global complexities and injustices. The exhibition is part of the EXPOSED Torino Foto Festival and features earlier works such as the "Kitchen Table Series" and recent projects like "Scenes and Takes."

February 20 - September 7, 2025

The exhibition "Olivo Barbieri. Other Spaces" (Olivo Barbieri. Spazi Altri) is a tribute to the photographer Olivo Barbieri, known for his exploration of the representation of reality. The exhibition is part of theGreat Italian Photography project and features over 150 works, including previously unpublished photographs, divided into three sections. Barbieri's work captures the dramatic architectural and urban changes in China, going beyond journalistic or propaganda intentions. He employs techniques such as selective focus to transform reality into a model, highlighting themes like identity, sustainability, and technology. The exhibition also presents Barbieri's biography, highlighting his early series, his participation in the "Viaggio in Italia" exhibition, and his experimentation with photographic techniques.

Jem Perucchini. Evenfall

Fondazione Sandretto

April 8 – October 12, 2025

The exhibition at the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo marks the first institutional solo show of Jem Perucchini, who explores a historical-artistic imaginary spanning from the late Italian Gothic to Ethiopian frescoes and Renaissance iconography through painting and ceramics. Focusing on the theme of twilight and dualities (day/night, visible/invisible, etc.), the exhibition presents twelve paintings and a ceramic installation that introduces the concepts of interaction and ambiguity. Through lesser-known figures from classical antiquity, Perucchini reformulates the idea of classics as continuously reinterpreted constructions, inviting the viewer to reconsider familiar stories as mysteries waiting to be unveiled.

Munch. I colori dell’anima and Joan Miró. L’Arte della Meraviglia

Promotrice delle Belle Arti

March 1 - June 29, 2025

The exhibition "Munch. The Colors of the Soul" at the Promotrice delle Belle Arti, in the heart of Parco del Valentino and just a ten-minute walk from us, takes you on an immersive journey into the emotional and visionary world of Edvard Munch, exploring the subconscious and human emotions through art and technology. Through interactive sections featuring virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and multimedia installations, the public retraces the artist's tormented life, culminating in a metaverse experience within his mental labyrinth and an AI-powered reinterpretation of his techniques for modern anxieties.

Also at the Promotrice delle Belle Arti you can see the exhibition "Joan Miró. The Art of Wonder" celebrates the graphic art of Joan Miró with over 150 works, from his early experiments to his mature creations, exploring his universe of colors, signs, and symbols through lithographs, etchings, and screenprints. The exhibition, structured in thematic sections, highlights Miró's artistic freedom in graphics and his poetic collaborations, offering an interactive experience with engaging installations such as the Wonder Room and the Artist's Atelier, as well as an interactive game to discover one's own artistic personality inspired by Miró.

Last Chance: Must-See Spring Exhibitions Ending Soon in Turin

Hanauri. Il Giappone dei venditori di fiori

MAO - Museo d'Arte Orientale

Until May 4, 2025

"Hanauri: The Japan of Flower Sellers" celebrates the traditional Japanese custom of Hanami, the admiration of cherry blossoms. The exhibition at MAO offers a multi-sensory experience to immerse yourself in the ephemeral beauty of the blooming flowers and Japanese culture.

Hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee for both the exhibition and the permanent collection. Upon check-in, they can request a postcard at the reception to present at the museum ticket office.

Salvo. Arrivare in tempo

Pinacoteca Agnelli

Until May 25, 2025

The exhibition at the Pinacoteca Agnelli is the largest retrospective dedicated to the artist Salvo. Salvo, who moved to Turin in 1956, initially dedicated himself to Arte Povera and conceptual art before focusing on painting in 1973, a choice considered unconventional at the time. The exhibition extends beyond the usual exhibition spaces, engaging with the permanent collection and occupying a gallery on the second floor.

Don't forget to visit "The Pista 500," located on the roof of the Lingotto building and part of the Pinacoteca Agnelli. This iconic former Fiat test track now offers a unique experience with temporary art installations and breathtaking panoramic views of Turin and the Alps.

125 VOLTE FIAT. La modernità attraverso l’immaginario FIAT

MAUTO - Museo Nazionale dell'Auto

Until May 4

The exhibition celebrates the 125th anniversary of the founding of FIAT, exploring its impact on Italian culture, industry, and the economy. At the MAUTO - National Automobile Museum, nine iconic cars are on display, including the 1923 Eldridge Mefistofele and the 2016 500 Riva, along with artworks and archival materials. The exhibition also includes a spin-off project at the Centro Storico Fiat (Fiat Historical Center), located at Via Gabriele Chiabrera 20, near our hotel, focusing on labor conflicts documented in the FIAT archives.

Hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee for both the exhibition and the permanent collection. Upon check-in, they can request a postcard at the reception to present at the museum ticket office.

Giro di Posta. Primo Levi, le Germanie, l'Europa

Palazzo Madama

Until May 5, 2025

Within the enchanting Palazzo Madama the exhibition explores Primo Levi's correspondence with German readers, friends, intellectuals, and even individuals connected to Auschwitz. It showcases Levi's use of four languages – Italian, French, English, and German – and includes unpublished images, maps, and drawings.

Hotel guests are entitled to a reduced admission fee for both the exhibition and the permanent collection. Upon check-in, they can request a postcard at the reception to present at the museum ticket office.