Forty years after the last major exhibition dedicated to him, Mart is presenting a comprehensive retrospective on the Trentino artist Luigi Bonazza. Having trained at the time of the Viennese Secession, Bonazza was one of the protagonists of the cultural ferment of the early 20th century in Trentino, which served to bridge different but profoundly interconnected cultural worlds.

The Mart presents the most extensive retrospective ever dedicated to the work of Eugene Berman (St. Petersburg 1899 – Rome 1972). Berman was a painter, set designer, illustrator, and travel photographer, and a leading neo-Romantic artist during the last century. His was an artistic language that combined modernity and classicism.

Photocopied pages, pasted texts and flawed graphics: this is the language of a generation that rejects glossy magazines so that it can urgently recount its own world. The exhibition Fanzine! presents a selection of Italian counterculture magazines from the 1980s and 1990s, recently acquired by the Archivio del ‘900 [20th Century Archive], the Mart’s research centre.

Casa Depero is a ten-minute walk from Mart, in the elegant historic centre of medieval Rovereto. The only museum founded by a Futurist – Depero himself, in 1957 – as an irreverent, visionary project: innovation, irony, and breaking down of all hierarchies in the arts. One floor at a time, you will discover Fortunato Depero's fantastic universe.

One hundred years after his birth, Mart pays tribute to Riccardo Schweizer, a painter, sculptor, architect and designer from Trentino who created works characterised by vibrant colours and dynamic shapes.

Art, architecture, and design in Trentino come together in an exhibition dedicated to a vital decade rich in contradictions.