The exhibition Art and Fascism analyses the variety of complex ways in which the Fascist regime influenced Italian figurative language and used art for propaganda purposes.

The Mart in Rovereto is dedicating an in-depth anthological exhibition to Luigi Serafini on the artist's vast creative activity in the fields of architecture, design, painting, sculpture, graphics, photography and digital art.

On the occasion of the centennial of the Surrealist Movement, the Mart is dedicating an exhibition to Italian fantastic art with more than 150 works by 70 artists.

The exhibition traces Felice Tosalli's various fields of activity as a whole, from sculpture, to advertising, to ceramic production, through around 130 works from prestigious public and private collections.
Almost seventy years after his death, the Mart contributes to the rediscovery of a refined artist who was particularly popular with European collectors.

From his formative period in La Spezia, Genoa and Rome to his retirement in Anticoli Corrado, the exhibition offers a broad overview of Pietro Gaudenzi's figurative production, which is alien to the formalisms of the avant-garde.

The exhibition brings together all the projects nominated for the Building Trentino 2024 Prize promoted by CITRAC and the Ordine degli Architetti, Paesaggisti e Conservatori Provincia di Trento. 

In the spaces of the Galleria Civica di Trento, the exhibition dedicated to Annamaria Gelmi is a true homage, retracing the artist's entire career in Italy and abroad.

The Mart is dedicating a solo exhibition to Trentino painter Albino Rossi. On show are around 60 works in small and very small formats, created especially for the exhibition and divided into groups and sequences.