EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Arte Fiera Mimmo Paladino, internationally renowned artist, returns after many years to exhibit in Bologna with large paintings and sculptures in a venue that enhances and celebrates his creative poetics.
Curated by Silvia Evangelisti

Discover Palazzo Boncompagni in the evening with the beautiful soundtrack of Isabella Bui’s violin.

Palazzo Boncompagni is pleased to host the concert of the eighth edition of the Alberghini Prize, as part of the Domenica in musica festival curated by the Teatro Comunale di Bologna.

In September, the Palazzo Boncompagni Foundation is organizing two guided tours of Gregory XIII’s places among the streets of Bologna.

Palazzo Boncompagni will be closed to the public in August, but do not fear: we are already at work to make the return from vacation spectacular. Check out some previews of the September calendar.

Concert in collaboration with the Conservatorio di Musica Giovan Battista Martini of Bologna.

BOLOGNESE DRAWINGS OF THE 16TH CENTURY IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE LOUVRE MUSEUM
This appointment will present the study conducted by Roberta Serra, Ingénieur d’études, a study and research associate at the Graphic Arts Department of the Louvre Museum, on the collection of drawings by Bolognese artists of the 1500s preserved at the Louvre Museum.

Due to the weather emergency and the difficult time the territory of the Emilia – Romagna Region is going through, the National Day on Sunday, May 21 has been suspended throughout the region.

An exhibition at Palazzo Boncompagni celebrates the work of Aldo Mondino, an eclectic and ironic contemporary artist.
Curated by Silvia Evangelisti

Palazzo Boncompagni joins the second edition of the event promoted by the “Case della Memoria” association.

On May 25th, 450 years ago, Ugo Boncompagni was crowned Pope and given the name “Gregory XIII”, after a very short conclave held on May 13th 1572.
On the occasion of this symbolic anniversary, the Palazzo Boncompagni Foundation is organizing a rich program of activities.

Palazzo Boncompagni offers the city a significant selection of 24 works by the great artist Marino Marini, more than ten years after his exhibition at the Civic Archaeological Museum.
There are 24 works on display – 23 of which are owned by the Foundation alongside a plaster sculpture from the Toninelli private collection. The artworks were created between 1939 and 1963 and are all dedicated to one of the artist’s most cherished themes and one that made him world famous: knights and horses.