This Month in Turin

Buddha 10 aims to give visitors a better understanding of the MAO’s heritage and of the importance of preserving a legacy of Asian art in Italy.

The Royal Museums welcome a new exhibition inside the Galleria Sabauda: discover the beauty of the Gualino Collection with its many 18th century works.

With the Déplacé∙e∙s project, French artist JR reflects on the issue of migrants and refugees: an exhibition that gathers photographs and social commitment.

The exhibition features more than 300 historical-artistic masterpieces of Japan and the Edo period (1603-1868).

Camera presents another legend of 20th century photography: the American photographer who knew how to tell a story.

Erwitt represents all the facets of the so inexpressible and all-encompassing concept of family.

The Pinacoteca Agnelli is housing a solo exhibition dedicated to Lee Lozano, a pioneering artist and key figure of the New York scene of the 1960s-70s.

The Sala Chiablese of the Royal Museums hosts the largest anthological exhibition of American photojournalist Ruth Orkin.

An exhibition studying the changes of individual and collective behaviours.

The GAM is devoting a chapter to Italian sculpture between 1940s and 1980s with an exhibition presenting 50 works by 40 artists active during this period.