The Mart is dedicating a major exhibition to one of the leading figures in Italian photography, Gianni Berengo Gardin (1930–2025), exploring one of the central aspects of his artistic vision: his architectural sensibility.

Dedicated to the greatest masterpieces of the museum's collections, the permanent exhibition presents over 400 works organised in fourteen thematic sections: from the 19th century to the Transavantgarde, through Futurism, Metaphysics and the Novecento Italiano, Abstraction, Verbo-Visual Languages and Arte Povera.

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.

Drawing on the ideas of the Italian anthropologist Vito Teti and building on the concepts developed by the Mart at the Galleria Civica in Trento, the exhibition presents a new exploration of fragile, depopulated and abandoned places, with a particular focus on the ‘highlands’.

At the Renaissance Palazzo delle Albere, Mart and MUSE unite their expertise to foster a dynamic dialogue among art, science, and historical heritage in order to investigate natural phenomena, technological processes, and environmental transformations related to water, as part of the European STARTS program (Science, Technology and the Arts).