Mart Rovereto: Anachronisms and Discordances in Italian Contemporary Art

Mart Rovereto: Anachronisms and Discordances in Italian Contemporary Art

The Mart museum in Rovereto presents an exhibition that explores the relationship between past and present in Italian art of the last forty years. The selection highlights works that operate outside the dominant chronology, blending memory, myth and stylistic borrowings from the past to produce new temporal dialogues.

Curated by: Margherita de Pilati and Ivan Quaroni.

Why visit: the exhibition provides a critical framework to understand how iconographic memory shapes contemporary practices, juxtaposing continuity and rupture across painting, installation and multimedia works.

• Sandro Chia
• Enzo Cucchi
• Francesco Clemente
• Mimmo Paladino
• Stefano Di Stasio
• Omar Galliani
• Paola Gandolfi
• Carlo Maria Mariani
• Marco Lodola
• Umberto Postiglione
• Salvo
• Luigi Ontani
• Aldo Mondino
• Andrea Mastrovito
• Giulia Andreani
• Paolo Ventura
• Francesco Vezzoli
• Giuditta Branconi
• Chiara Calore
• Martina Cinotti (under 35)

Practical info: the route is addressed to visitors wishing to deepen their understanding of the ties between iconographic memory and contemporary languages. For opening hours, ticket prices and schedule updates consult the official Mart channels.

Location: Corso Bettini, 43, 38068 Rovereto (TN), Italy.

Exhibition dates: from April 30 to June 14, 2026.