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SUMMARY:Giacomo Balla at Palazzo de’ Rossi
DESCRIPTION:From Saturday\, September 27\, 2025\, to Sunday\, February 22\, 2026\, Giacomo Balla (1871–1958) will be the protagonist of the 4th edition of In Visita\, the project by Fondazione Pistoia Musei dedicated to the great masters of the 20th and 21st centuries. Curated by Monica Preti and Annamaria Iacuzzi\, with contributions from Elena Gigli and in collaboration with Collezione Credem. \nThe inauguration will take place on Saturday\, September 27 at 5 PM. \nOn this occasion\, Palazzo de’ Rossi | Collezioni del Novecento will host Velmare (1919)\, from the Collezione Credem\, along with two rare examples of tapestry-like canvas paintings\, both titled by Balla Ballucecolormare\, created by the artist around 1924 and belonging respectively to Fondazione Caript and a private collection. \nThese works document an innovative phase of Balla’s Futurist research\, between Viareggio and Rome\, where the theme of the sea is explored through strong lines\, dynamic colors\, and decorative experimentation. This research received wide acclaim in 1925 at the Exposition internationale des arts décoratifs in Paris. \nDetails\nDuring the exhibition\, guided tours\, meetings\, and activities for schools\, families\, and adults will be organized.\nThe exhibition is accompanied by a volume published by Gli Ori – Pistoia. \nEntry is included with the ticket to Collezioni del Novecento. \nInfo\nPistoia Musei
URL:https://www.visitpistoia.eu/en/evento/in-visita-giacomo-balla-pistoia-musei/
LOCATION:Palazzo de’ Rossi\, Via de' Rossi\, 26\, Pistoia\, 51100\, Italia
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SUMMARY:Marino Marini. The painting
DESCRIPTION:Pistoia is set to open a new season dedicated to Marino Marini\, the renowned sculptor and painter from Pistoia\, with a program that combines cultural events and the preservation of local heritage. \nFrom Wednesday\, December 24\, 2025\, to Monday\, April 6\, 2026\, the second-floor spaces of the Palazzo Fabroni Museum of 20th-century and contemporary art will host a valuable selection of Marini’s paintings in the exhibition Marino Marini. The painting\, showcasing works from the city’s heritage that have not been on public display for some time. Inauguration: Tuesday\, December 23\, from 6 PM to 9 PM. \nThe initiative is part of the Pistoia Città di Marino protocol\, a strategic agreement shared with the Marino Marini Foundation\, the Regional Directorate of National Museums of Tuscany (Ministry of Culture)\, and the Fondazione Caript. This marks the beginning of a project aimed at revitalizing and promoting the Documentation Center and the Marino Marini Foundation of Pistoia\, along with the entire monumental complex of the former convent and the former Church of Tau. \nOrganized by the Comune di Pistoia and the Marino Marini Foundation\, in collaboration with Musei Civici di Pistoia and with the support of the Fondazione Caript. \nOpening Hours\nUntil Tuesday\, June 2\nTuesday to Friday: 10 AM – 2 PM\nSaturday\, Sunday\, public holidays\, and Monday\, June 1: 10 AM – 6 PM\nMonday closed \nFrom Wednesday\, June 3 to Sunday\, September 27\nTuesday to Friday: 3 PM – 7 PM\nSaturday\, Sunday\, and public holidays: 11 AM – 7 PM\nMonday closed \nInfo\nFondazione Marino Marini \nMusei Civici Pistoia
URL:https://www.visitpistoia.eu/en/evento/marino-marini-the-painting/
LOCATION:Museo del Novecento e del Contemporaneo di Palazzo Fabroni\, Via Sant'Andrea 18\, Pistoia\, 51100\, Italia
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SUMMARY:Sunday at the Civic Museums
DESCRIPTION:Every first Sunday of the month is #domenicalmuseo (#Sundayathemuseum). The initiative of the Ministry of Italian Culture provides free entry to museums and places of culture. \nFor the occasion\, the entry ticket of the Civic Museums (City Museum of Antique Art\, Museum of the Spedale del Ceppo and The Palazzo Fabroni Museum of 20th-Century and Contemporary Art) will be free. \nCity Museum of Antique Art\nPhoto Credit: Domingie\nThe City Museum of Antique Art is the city’s first and largest museum. Pistoia’s entire history of art from the 13th to the 20th century is represented here\, organized in chronological order with groupings of the Florentine and Pistoia schools. \nThe Museum of the Spedale del Ceppo\n \nThe Museum of the Spedale del Ceppo illustrates the historical\, architectural\, and artistic events surrounding the building\, with a specific section dedicated to the Della Robbia Frieze in polychrome glazed terracotta\, set on the external loggia – a masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture. \nThe museum has also a large section on the history of healthcare in Pistoia\, through specific studies of the rich historical collection of surgical instruments\, dating from the 18th century to the early decades of the 20th century. \nPalazzo Fabroni Museum of 20th-century and contemporary art\n \nThe Palazzo Fabroni Museum of 20th-Century and Contemporary Art exhibits the Municipality of Pistoia’s permanent collection of modern and contemporary art\, spanning the art scene from the 1920s to the present day. It houses temporary exhibitions. \nInfo\nMusei Civici di Pistoia \nPHOTO CREDIT: SERGE DOMINGIE
URL:https://www.visitpistoia.eu/en/evento/sunday-at-the-civic-museums-2026/
LOCATION:Musei Civici di Pistoia\, Pistoia\, 51100
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