Castello di Rivoli Announces 2026 Public Program with Site-Specific Performances and Collaborations

Castello di Rivoli has unveiled its 2026 Public Program, curated by Alberto Groja. The initiative transforms the museum's peripheral spaces through site-specific performances, sound interventions, and shared research practices, examining the relationship between body and museum architecture. The program features collaborations with artists including Cristina Caprioli, Ambra Pittoni, Gek Tessaro, Xing, Luca Trevisani, and Francesco Cavaliere, alongside partnerships with institutions like Abbonamento Musei and C2C Festival. Events include dance performances, sound installations, theatrical presentations, and an art publishing festival. The program emphasizes community engagement, exploring themes of resistance, cohesion, and the museum as a dynamic, evolving space.