Museo Civico delle Cappuccine in Bagnacavallo Reopens with Guido Guidi and Fall 2026 Exhibitions
After undergoing renovations, the Museo Civico delle Cappuccine in Bagnacavallo, Italy, will reopen in September 2026, launching a new exhibition season that includes the Ex Convento di San Francesco and the Chiesa del Suffragio. The first exhibition, titled 'In ponta d'pi. Officina romagnola', curated by Davide Caroli and Silvia Loddo, will showcase the works of Guido Guidi and will be available until January 10, 2027. Prior to this, Giovanni Ruggiero's 'Cenere e stelle – Il miracolo terribile' will be displayed at the Chiesa del Suffragio until October 4, 2026. Additionally, Chiara Calore's 'Non voltarti adesso' will be featured at the Ex Convento from September 19 to November 8, 2026. The museum's origins trace back to 1967 and it houses important collections.
Key facts
- Museo Civico delle Cappuccine in Bagnacavallo reopens after infrastructure renovations.
- Reopening coincides with 'In ponta d'pi. Officina romagnola', curated by Davide Caroli and Silvia Loddo.
- Exhibition focuses on Romagna school of photography and Guido Guidi.
- Show runs from September 24, 2026 to January 10, 2027.
- Giovanni Ruggiero's 'Cenere e stelle – Il miracolo terribile' opens August 29, 2026 at Chiesa del Suffragio as part of Argillà Italia.
- Chiara Calore's 'Non voltarti adesso' runs September 19 to November 8, 2026 at Ex Convento di San Francesco, curated by Milovan Farronato.
- Museum's history includes recognition in 1965 ministerial census and formal institution in 1967.
- Fondo Stampe Antiche holds over 1,000 sheets; Fondo Incisioni Contemporanee about 11,000 sheets.
- Museum renamed in 2008 and hosts Biennale di Incisione 'Giuseppe Maestri'.
Entities
Artists
- Guido Guidi
- Davide Caroli
- Silvia Loddo
- Giovanni Ruggiero
- Chiara Calore
- Milovan Farronato
- Nicola Baldazzi
- Veronica Lanconelli
- Davide Baldrati
- Cesare Ballardini
- Michele Buda
- Alessandra Dragoni
- Cesare Fabbri
- Marcello Galvani
- Luca Gambi
- Francesca Gardini
- Gianluca Liverani
- Francesco Neri
- Luca Nostri
- Francesco Raffaelli
- Giovanni Zaffagnini
- Vittorio Dal Borgo
- Enzo Morelli
- Emilio Ferroni
- Albrecht Dürer
- Stefano della Bella
- William Hogarth
- Nicolas Roeg
Institutions
- Museo Civico delle Cappuccine
- Ex Convento di San Francesco
- Chiesa del Suffragio
- Comune di Bagnacavallo
- Biblioteca Civica 'Taroni'
- Palazzo Vecchio
- Argillà Italia
- Premio Faenza
- Biennale di Incisione 'Giuseppe Maestri'
- Artribune
Locations
- Bagnacavallo
- Italy
- Cesena
- Fontanarosa
- Venice
- Via Luigi Cadorna 14
- Via Trento Trieste 1
- via Vittorio Veneto