Alessandria extends exhibitions on Ignazio Gardella and Marco Introini

Exhibitions extended in Alessandria: architecture and landscape until April 6

Two important exhibitions in Alessandria remain open to the public with a new closing date of 6 April 2026. The shows focus on architect Ignazio Gardella and photographer Marco Introini, presenting complementary perspectives on urban design and landscape identity.

What to see

• "Progettare la città" – Ignazio Gardella

  This exhibition traces Gardella's work in Alessandria, featuring documents and images of key projects such as the Anti-Tuberculosis Dispensary, the Borsalino housing for employees and the Vittorio Emanuele III Sanatorium. The display highlights the social dimension of twentieth-century architecture and marks the 120th anniversary of Gardella's birth.

• "Bosco come patrimonio" – Marco Introini

  A photographic exhibition exploring landscape and the relationship between nature and built environment: images offer a poetic and analytical reading of the woodland as a cultural and identity asset.

Where and when

• Sale d'Arte – Via Machiavelli 13 (Gardella exhibition)
• Museo Civico di Palazzo Cuttica – Via Parma 1 (Introini exhibition)

Practical information

• Period: extended until 6 April 2026.
• Opening hours: Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 15:00 to 19:00; usually closed on weekdays except for special openings.
• Accessibility: venues are accessible to visitors with disabilities.
• Management: coordinated by ASM Costruire Insieme.
• Curatorship: the Gardella exhibition is curated by Emanuele Piccardo.

Why visit

The two exhibitions enter into a constructive dialogue: architecture as a civic and welfare project, and landscape as a cultural asset. The displays suit architecture and photography enthusiasts as well as visitors seeking a fresh perspective on the Piedmont territory.

Practical tip: check for exceptional openings or schedule changes by contacting the venues before your visit.