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Marcello Maloberti Curates CAMPOSANTO at Casa Gregotti in Milan

exhibition · 2026-09-30

CAMPOSANTO, an exhibition organized by Marcello Maloberti as part of the MARTELLATE PROJECT, is currently on display at Casa Gregotti in Milan until November 20. This exhibition showcases a 14-station Via Crucis, which merges contemporary pieces from the Gregotti family collection with religious artworks. The home gallery, designed by architect Vittorio Gregotti for his uncle Quinto, is overseen by Quinto's great-niece, Maria Gregotti, with contributions from Luca Gregotti and Raffaella Cortese. Notable artists featured include Gustav Klimt, Albrecht Dürer, and Giorgio de Chirico. Maloberti's future projects encompass La Conversione di San Paolo and INCIPIT in 2025, with a photographic version of La Conversione di San Paolo presented in the exhibition. Additionally, he has planned DIO A BATTERIA, an installation set for 2025 in Cremona.

Key facts

  • CAMPOSANTO is curated by Marcello Maloberti under MARTELLATE PROJECT at Casa Gregotti, Milan.
  • The exhibition runs until November 20 at Via Bonaventura Cavalieri 8.
  • It comprises 14 stations inspired by the Via Crucis, each pairing a modern artwork with a sacred one.
  • Casa Gregotti was designed by Vittorio Gregotti for his uncle Quinto, a textile entrepreneur and collector.
  • The home gallery is directed by Maria Gregotti, Quinto's great-niece.
  • Artists in the show include Klimt, Dürer, de Chirico, Morandi, Boccioni, Modigliani, Martini, and others.
  • Maloberti's previous sacred-themed projects in 2025 were La Conversione di San Paolo at Galleria Raffaella Cortese in Albisola Superiore and INCIPIT in Milan.
  • DIO A BATTERIA, a 2025 performative installation at San Carlo in Cremona, used blue neon powered by three truck batteries.

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  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Codogno
  • Novara
  • Albisola Superiore
  • Liguria
  • Cremona

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