cas the title summarizes, Bosch and another Renaissancethis exhibition aims to demonstrate how the Flemish painter is “the emblem of an alternative Renaissance far from the one traditionally governed by the myth of Classicism”.
With a hundred paintings, tapestries, sculptures, small bronzes and ancient volumes: a rich corpus of works by Italian and Spanish masters, among which some of the most famous paintings by Bosch stand out. Masterpieces like the Triptych of the Hermit Saints, the Triptych of the Last Judgment, The Temptations of Saint Anthony, Saint John the Baptist.
INFO: Milan, Palazzo Realem until 12 March.
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Glass bodies Naples
In the underground cavea of the deconsecrated Baroque church, seat of the Sansevero Chapel Museum, In Vitro Humanitas hosts two works by Mauro Bonaventure.
The sculptures “Homo Erectus” and “Flying” by Mauro Bonaventura.
They are the “glass bodies” – the sculpture in polychrome glass Homo erectus And Flyinga suspended human figure that rotates on itself – which the Venetian artist creates a dialogue with the sensational ones Anatomical machines kept in the museum commissioned by Prince Raimondo di Sangro.
INFO: Naples, Museo Cappella Sansevero, until 16 January.
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An all-square exhibition in Varese
They are all rigorously square in shapesuch as the famous Ritter Sport chocolate bar (produced by the family business), the 40 works, including paintings, sculptures and objects, created from the 1960s to today, proposed by Colors in a Square Works from the Marli Hoppe-Ritter Collection.
In the photo, on the ground, “Construction” (1985/86) by Matti Kujasalo and, on the back wall, “Palermo, San Cataldo” (2000) by Rita Ernst (photo by Daniele Mari / UP Studio Milano).
INFO: Varese, Marcello Morandini Foundation, until 16 April.
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Inner journeys in Reggio Emilia
From the twentieth century to today: The restless art. The urgency of creation. Interior landscapes, maps, faces: 140 works from Paul Klee to Anselm Kiefer gives voice to authors who courageously “looked at their own inner reality and at the world”, exploring the multifaceted human identity.
From Jean Dubuffet to Antonio Ligabue and Alberto Giacometti. Photo above, Marksteiner..? Grossmutter… (2000) by August Walla.
INFO: Reggio Emilia, Palazzo Magnani, until 12 March.
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Congratulations ET!
The most famous extraterrestrial in cinema turns 40 and ET The exhibition 1982-2022 he celebrates it.
With a gallery of portraits, vintage gadgets, vinyl records, posters, drawings, original photos, and as many as 40 restored “authentic ETs”. Until January 7, tribute to Spielberg’s cinema.
INFO: Cineteca Milano Mic, until 29 January.
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