Featured Events in Turin in October, 2024 (April Updated)

The Euro Mineral Expo is based on minerals event The Euro Mineral Expo is based on minerals event. The event will display products like Minerals, Fossils, Nature Tourism, Publications, Shell, Handicrafts, Natural Science, Precious Stones, Gems, Jewellery and Accessories etc. The show gives a good chance for business owners to expand their business network. Information Source: BolognaFiere S.p.A. | expotobi

“（瓊花）穿越時光的經典旋律-意大利律動阿卡貝拉人聲音樂會”將於2024年10月27日在佛山瓊花大劇院舉行。這場演出將由意大利律動人聲五重唱（阿卡貝拉）呈獻，該團體擁有超過25年的悠久歷史。 演出將於當日下午15:30準時開演，為期95分鐘，中場休息15分鐘。票價為99元，門票將於8月2日11:00全網開始售賣。觀眾入場時請提前半小時，每人需出示一張門票，兒童亦需持票入場，請按照座位號有序入座，嚴禁跨層。由於演出門票的特殊性質，一經售出，將不接受任何形式的退換。 意大利律動人聲五重唱（阿卡貝拉）曾在全球各地多個知名音樂節上演出，如佛羅倫薩夏季夜晚音樂節、都靈大皇宮的“40年代/50年代”意大利歌曲節等。他們是歐洲最活躍的無伴奏合唱團體之一，擁有眾多榮譽和獎項。從米蘭到台灣，他們的歌聲感動著全球觀眾。這將是一場音樂盛宴，必將帶給觀眾們一場難忘的音樂體驗。

The GAM of Torino is pleased to present the first major Italian exhibition dedicated to the American artist Mary Heilmann, born in San Francisco in 1940. The exhibition, curated by Chiara Bertola, director of GAM, was realised in collaboration with the artist and Studio Heilmann of New York. Mary Heilmann is one of the most important contemporary abstract painters. The exhibition traces the sixty years of her career, from her early geometric paintings of the 1970s to her recent shaped canvases in fluorescent colours. The sixty works in the exhibition illustrate her joyful output and offer a broad look at her playful approach to abstraction, touching on fundamental passages and thematic cores of her oeuvre. Born in California, Heilmann studied poetry, ceramics, and sculpture before moving to New York in 1968, where, after arriving as a sculptor, she turned to painting in response to the predominance of sculptors among her contemporaries. This exhibition explores Heilmann’s formal approach to painting and abstraction, highlighting the autobiographical themes that run through her work. Her practice overlaps the analytical geometries of minimalism with the spontaneous ethos of the Beat Generation. She is distinguished by her often unorthodox and always explosive approach to colour and form. Her art is influenced by the counterculture of the 1970s, the free speech movement and the surfing spirit of her native California, and even anticipated the Beat culture and the subsequent protest movements against the system.

The GAM of Torino is pleased to present the first major Italian exhibition dedicated to the American artist Mary Heilmann, born in San Francisco in 1940. The exhibition, curated by Chiara Bertola, director of GAM, was realised in collaboration with the artist and Studio Heilmann of New York. Mary Heilmann is one of the most important contemporary abstract painters. The exhibition traces the sixty years of her career, from her early geometric paintings of the 1970s to her recent shaped canvases in fluorescent colours. The sixty works in the exhibition illustrate her joyful output and offer a broad look at her playful approach to abstraction, touching on fundamental passages and thematic cores of her oeuvre. Born in California, Heilmann studied poetry, ceramics, and sculpture before moving to New York in 1968, where, after arriving as a sculptor, she turned to painting in response to the predominance of sculptors among her contemporaries. This exhibition explores Heilmann’s formal approach to painting and abstraction, highlighting the autobiographical themes that run through her work. Her practice overlaps the analytical geometries of minimalism with the spontaneous ethos of the Beat Generation. She is distinguished by her often unorthodox and always explosive approach to colour and form. Her art is influenced by the counterculture of the 1970s, the free speech movement and the surfing spirit of her native California, and even anticipated the Beat culture and the subsequent protest movements against the system.

The GAM of Torino is pleased to present the first major Italian exhibition dedicated to the American artist Mary Heilmann, born in San Francisco in 1940. The exhibition, curated by Chiara Bertola, director of GAM, was realised in collaboration with the artist and Studio Heilmann of New York. Mary Heilmann is one of the most important contemporary abstract painters. The exhibition traces the sixty years of her career, from her early geometric paintings of the 1970s to her recent shaped canvases in fluorescent colours. The sixty works in the exhibition illustrate her joyful output and offer a broad look at her playful approach to abstraction, touching on fundamental passages and thematic cores of her oeuvre. Born in California, Heilmann studied poetry, ceramics, and sculpture before moving to New York in 1968, where, after arriving as a sculptor, she turned to painting in response to the predominance of sculptors among her contemporaries. This exhibition explores Heilmann’s formal approach to painting and abstraction, highlighting the autobiographical themes that run through her work. Her practice overlaps the analytical geometries of minimalism with the spontaneous ethos of the Beat Generation. She is distinguished by her often unorthodox and always explosive approach to colour and form. Her art is influenced by the counterculture of the 1970s, the free speech movement and the surfing spirit of her native California, and even anticipated the Beat culture and the subsequent protest movements against the system.