Massimo Listri at MuVi: 'Grand Tour d'Italie' on display in Viadana

Massimo Listri at MuVi: 'Grand Tour d'Italie' on display in Viadana

The MuVi in Viadana presents "Grand Tour d'Italie", a photographic exhibition dedicated to Massimo Listri, a leading figure in contemporary art photography. The works document Italy's monumental places and interiors with a disciplined perspective and painterly sensibility.

Opening: Saturday, April 11, 2026 at 11:30 AM. The exhibition is installed in the Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea at MuVi.

Curated by Daniela Sogliani, the show is produced in collaboration with the Listri Foundation and the Apeiron Association, supported by Gruppo Saviola and Arti Grafiche Castello, and sponsored by the Municipality of Viadana. The layout revisits the spirit of the historical Grand Tour, presenting photographs that emphasize natural light, deep focus and compositions close to Renaissance and Baroque painting.

• Sites and subjects featured: Castello di Rivoli (Turin), Antonio Canova's Gipsoteca (Possagno), rooms of the Museo Correr (Venice), Palazzo Ducale di Sassuolo, Medicean Chapels (Florence), Capitoline Museums and Centrale Montemartini (Rome), Sala delle Muse at the Museo Pio Clementino, Vatican Museums, Sala Gialla of the Quirinale, Castel Capuano, Historical Archive of Banco di Napoli, Ball Room of Museo di Capodimonte, Palazzo Carafa of Maddaloni, Pompeii frescoes, Villa Porfidia (Naples).

Listri's images frequently remove human presence to highlight architecture, proportions and details, encouraging contemplation and a deeper appreciation of historical and artistic spaces.

Why visit: the exhibition offers a visual survey of Italy's significant monuments and interiors, presented through a photographic language that evokes the great masters of historical painting.

Practical information: the opening is scheduled for April 11, 2026 at MuVi - Galleria d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Viadana. For visiting hours, ticketing and the exhibition's duration, check MuVi's official channels.