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OTTOCENTO

The GAM Collections from Italy’s Unification to the Dawn of the Twentieth Century

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Journey to the end of Statuary

Italian Sculpture 1940–1980 from the GAM Collections

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Alberto Moravia. I don’t know why I didn’t become a painter

from 7 March

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MICHAEL SNOW
Videoteca GAM

16 Febraury - 16 April 2023

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Our exhibitions

Discover of the current exhibitions in the museum.

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Exhibition

Ottocento. The GAM Collections from Italy’s Unification to the Dawn of the Twentieth Century

7 October 2022 - 11 April 2023

The exhibition program at GAM of Turin opens with an event that aims to offer an opportunity to rediscover part of the Museum’s 19th-century collection

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Exhibition

Michael Snow

16 February 2023 - 16 April 2023

A film and a book, Wavelength, 1967/2003 and Cover to Cover, 1975: two works, two masterpieces in the history of cinema and artists' books.

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Alberto Moravia. I don’t know why I didn’t become a painter

7 March 2023 - 4 June 2023

GAM dedicates to Alberto Moravia an exhibition curated by Luca Beatrice and Elena Loewenthal as part of the project “Born To Narrate. Rediscovering Alberto Moravia” that the Fondazione Circolo dei lettori has conceived and installed together with GAM and the Museo Nazionale del Cinema in collaboration with the Associazione Fondo Alberto Moravia, Bompiani editore, and the Gallerie d’Italia.

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Education Department


The GAM Education Department wants to accompany the increasingly varied public to approach the rich artistic heritage and to familiarize themselves with the museum, taking advantage of training proposals, access facilities and articulated forms of pedagogical mediation for all citizens.

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Our collection


Torino was the first Italian city to foster a public collection of modern art as an integral part of its Civic Museum, which opened in 1863.
The GAM collections consist of over 45,000 works including paintings, sculptures, installations and photographs in addition to a rich collection of drawings and engravings and one of the most important European collections of artists' films and videos.

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