Art events in Turin: what to see through Sunday, May 24

Looking for exhibitions, photography festivals and cultural happenings in the city? Here’s a concise list of notable art events with essential information, times and useful links to help plan your visit.

• The Phair — From May 22 to May 24. An international fair dedicated to contemporary photography, with a fashion photography focus featuring works by Giovanni Gastel, Françoise Huguier, Marco Glaviano and Michelangelo Di Battista. Relevant for those interested in the intersection of art, fashion and pop culture.
• Day of Forgiveness — Tuesday, May 19 at 18:45. A reflection on forgiveness and reconciliation with guest Filippo Grandi, hosted by Sermig at the Arsenale della Pace.
• Salone Off — Until May 19. A wide program of readings, theatre, exhibitions and screenings across numerous city venues and municipalities in the metropolitan area.
• 100 Years of Carlo Fruttero — Until May 29. An interactive exhibition displaying archive materials, notebooks and manuscripts, accompanied by participatory events at the Circolo dei Lettori.
• EXPOSED — Photo Festival — Until June 2. This edition invites audiences to "undress" preconceptions with 18 indoor and outdoor shows, talks and city-wide initiatives aimed at strengthening Turin's photographic scene.

Film screenings and cinema

• A TU LADO — Wednesday, May 20 at 21:00. Screening of the documentary about a social boxing gym in Havana, with director Cristiano Regina in attendance.
• Ritorno al tratturo — Friday, May 22 at 20:30. Screening and conversation with Elio Germano and director Francesco Cordio at Cinema Romano, organized with AIACE Torino.
• Alfred Hitchcock retrospective — Until May 19. A program at the National Cinema Museum showcasing twelve films that trace Hitchcock's visual language.

Music highlights

• Willie Peyote — Wednesday, May 20 at 18:30. Live at Capodoglio to present his new album, blending social critique with cinematic references.
• Francamente — Friday, May 22 at 21:00. A date at Hiroshima Mon Amour featuring a project born in Turin that mixes songwriting, electronics and political themes.

Practical tips: check official event pages for updates, booking information and capacity limits. Many initiatives require reservation or have limited seating; confirm details before going.