Welcome to the Roccatre Gallery, modern and contemporary art in Turin
Roccatre Art Gallery is located in Turin, in the historic and central Via della Rocca.
A reference point for modern and contemporary art in Turin, its main focus is about artists whose works can be placed between 1930 and 1970.
These include Marco Gastini, Fausto Melotti, Pinot Gallizio, Enrico Paulucci and many others.
MAY GROUP SHOW
15th May - 15th June 2020
EVOLUTIONS
A group exhibit entitled "Evolutions" is underway which brings together different styles that have characterized the whole last century.
Among the present works there are a tempera on paper by Bice Lazzari from 1939, two works on paper from the informal period by Achille Perilli and Emilio Scanavino a rare work by Tato from the Cubist period up to an impressive work by Daniele Galliano from 2007.
EVENTS AND EXIBITS
We are pleased to invite you
FLASHBACK IN GALLERIA
From 3 to 8 November 2020
For the current health emergency, Flashback 2020 edition will not take place at Pala Alpitour but will move to the gallery. In our space in via della Rocca 3 / b – Turin, you will find works by Vasco Bendini, Pinot Gallizio, Marco Gastini, Aldo Mondino, Enrico Paulucci, Achille Perilli, Piero Ruggeri and others.
Gallery opening hours 3-8 November 2020:
Tuesday 3-Friday 6
10.30 am-12.45 pm | 3.30 pm-7.30 pm
Saturday 7
10.30 am -12.45 pm | 3.30 pm-10.00 pm
Sunday 8
10.30 am-12.45 pm | 3.30 pm-7.30 pm
The entrances will be managed ensuring maximum safety in compliance with current regulations.
NEXT EXHIBITION
PIERO RAMBAUDI, FRATTALI
Piero Rambaudi, Ipotesi di casualità
PIERO RAMBAUDI, FRATTALI
14th September - 9th October 2021
Opening Tuesday 14th September 2021 at 3pm
Roccatre art gallery inaugurates, on the occasion of Exhibi.To 2021, an exhibition of works by Piero Rambaudi (Turin 1906-1991). These are works created in the 1980s, a period that the artist dedicated to Fractals, figures that multiply depicting hexagons, polygons, figures that bring together figures in increasingly larger situations.