Percorsi — Contemporary art group show at GAMeC CentroArteModerna, Pisa

Percorsi: a contemporary group exhibition at GAMeC CentroArteModerna

From 28 March to 8 April 2026 the GAMeC CentroArteModerna in Pisa stages Percorsi, a curated group exhibition by Massimiliano Sbrana that brings together four independent artistic trajectories. Displayed in the historic rooms along the Lungarno Mediceo, the show foregrounds a dialogue between painting, sculpture, installations and material experimentation.

Artists on display

• Riccardo Baldini — works investigating symbols, memory and dreamlike forms with an introspective visual language.
• Marco Lascar — material, abstract painting featuring layered surfaces made with acrylics, natural earths and spray paint.
• Sergio Mazzanti — sculptures and two-dimensional works emerging from an inner journey, experimenting with varied materials.
• Antonio Pappalardo — a colour-and-material based research leading to a minimalist language focused on essential gestures.

Exhibition concept

"Percorsi" encourages visitors to move freely between different atmospheres and languages, observing how distinct visual narratives can assemble into a collective voice. The layout promotes encounters between practices that retain their identity while entering into spatial dialogue.

Practical information

• Dates: 28/03/2026 — 08/04/2026
• Opening: Saturday 28 March 2026, 17:30 (artists present)
• Venue: GAMeC CentroArteModerna, Lungarno Mediceo 26, 56127 Pisa (PI)
• Opening hours: Tuesday — Saturday 10:00–12:30 / 16:00–18:30; special opening Sunday 29 March 16:00–18:30
• Admission: free
• Curator: Massimiliano Sbrana

Visiting tips

Allow 45–60 minutes for the visit to appreciate the relationships between works. Follow the exhibition route and take time to observe contrasts in material and colour; free admission makes this show suitable for spontaneous visits and educational groups interested in contemporary art practices.

Further information

Check the venue's official channels for updates on opening hours and any related events. Percorsi is aimed at audiences seeking a direct encounter with diverse contemporary approaches and at those who wish to explore new visual sensitivities.