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24 September – 11 December 2022
A cura di Gianfranco Adornato con Maria Angela Previtera e Elena Lissoni
2 July – 6 November 2022
Progetto espositivo prodotto da ArchiViVitali e Villa Carlotta
18 June – 4 September 2022
A cura di Luca Violo, con la collaborazione di Giulia Berti per l'allestimento e di Andrea Di Gregorio
7 June – 6 November 2022
From the Reggia di Caserta to Villa Carlotta The portrait of Maria Cristina Ferdinanda di Borbone of Winterhalter.
6 May – 6 July 2022
28 April – 5 June 2022
Villa Carlotta partecipa alle Celebrazioni Canoviani con un palinsesto di attività da aprile fino a novembre
3 July – 7 November 2021
A prestigious collection of contemporary art on the shores of Lake Como
21 May – 7 November 2021
The model of sustainabili y of Villa Carlotta - ancient and at the same time very modern - is here compared with that in our own time.
5 May – 7 November 2021
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10 September – 8 November 2020
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22 June – 3 November 2019
In an exhibition that tells the story of the Canclini textile company, Villa Carlotta explores the ancient textile trading tradition, also undertaken by the Marquises Clerici, the first owners of Villa Carlotta.
22 June – 3 November 2019
Villa Carlotta once more explores its origins, this time with an exhibition revolving around three large Baroque paintings, restored for the occasion. The canvases are by some of the leading artists active in Lombardy at the end of the seventeenth century: Legnanino, Filippo Abbiati and Paolo Cazzaniga.
Opening times: 10am - 1pm, 2pm - 6pm
22 June – 3 November 2019
The splendours of the 18th Century evoked by the exhibition featuring the Clerici family also reverberate between the walls of the Wunderkammer. The unifying thread is light, the main feature of the art and thought of this century filled with charm and open to modernity.
18 April – 16 June 2019
12 April – 9 June 2019
The exhibition traces a century of Lario – as Como is also known – life and history of photography. The exhibited works are part of a private collection of over 3,000 photographs, a meticulous collection complied by Ruggero Pini of Como. A journey that began in the nineteenth century, with Luigi Sacchi and Pompeo Pozzi, and ended with snapshots by Alfred Stieglitz.
15 September – 4 November 2018
14 July – 9 September 2018
24 February – 24 June 2018
