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Ca' dei Carraresi Reopens in Treviso with Permanent Museum of 20th-Century Art

exhibition · 2026-10-02

The Ca' dei Carraresi in Treviso, under the ownership of Fondazione Cassamarca, has reopened its doors as a permanent museum showcasing 200 pieces of 20th-century art. Curated by Giuseppe Barbieri and Silvia Burini, the exhibition is organized into three distinct sections: Spazi, Figure, and Forme. This impressive collection, which includes works by artists such as Baj, Cagli, Fontana, Manzoni, Plessi, Vedova, and Tancredi, originates from the legacy of Monsignor Gino Bortolan. Notable pieces include Armando Pizzinato's 'Albero' (1968) and Tancredi's 'Ritratto maschile' (1945). Additionally, a dedicated area features Grisha Bruskin's sculptures 'Sull'orlo del tempo', while another showcases works by Guidi, Tozzi, Levi, and Cagli's 'Lo zodiaco'. The museum is situated along the Sile river, referenced by Dante in Paradiso IX.

Fatti principali

  • Ca' dei Carraresi in Treviso reopens as a permanent museum with 200 works from the Fondazione Cassamarca collection.
  • The exhibition is curated by Silvia Burini and Giuseppe Barbieri.
  • The collection includes works from the legacy of monsignor Gino Bortolan, featuring artists such as Baj, Cagli, Fontana, Manzoni, Plessi, Vedova, and Tancredi.
  • The display is divided into three sections: Spazi, Figure, and Forme.
  • Armando Pizzinato's 'Albero' (1968) and Ezzelino de Zottis's 'Isola di San Giorgio' are among the highlights.
  • Tancredi is represented by 'Ritratto maschile' (1945) and 'Venezia canale' (late 1940s), plus nine abstract compositions.
  • Emilio Vedova's 1949 charcoal on paper, catalogued as 'Senza titolo', is included.
  • Grisha Bruskin's sculptures are shown under the title 'Sull'orlo del tempo' in a separate room.

Entità

Artisti

Istituzioni

  • Fondazione Cassamarca
  • Ca' dei Carraresi

Luoghi

  • Treviso
  • Italy
  • Sile
  • Cagnan
  • Venezia
  • Venice

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