Three Solo Shows Open September in Viterbo's Historic San Pellegrino Quarter

In the medieval heart of Viterbo, within the alleys of the San Pellegrino district, September 2026 begins with an ambitious, multi-venue event. On September 5 at 6:00 PM, three solo exhibitions of contemporary art open simultaneously under the collective title 'Opere', distributed between Palazzo Alessandri and Palazzo Scacciaricci. The initiative is promoted by Tusciart Italia Eventi and Galleria Chigi, with collaboration from Panta CZ and patronage from the Province of Viterbo, the Dike department of the University of Tuscia, and the European Society of Culture. Critical essays are authored by Aldo Lo Presti, Giulia Sillato, and Marcello Carriero, while curatorial duties are handled by Silvio Merlani and Carlo Alvise Crispolti, who will be present to guide visitors through the works. The three protagonists—Jana Zanoskar, Aldo Pennello, and Giuliano Baglioni—present visual research that is deeply distinct in language, materials, and approach. The exhibitions aim to showcase the diversity of contemporary artistic practice within a historic setting, offering a dialogue between old architecture and new expressions. The event is part of a broader cultural program in Viterbo, highlighting the city's commitment to contemporary art. The opening is scheduled for early September, drawing attention to the local art scene and its connections with national and international figures.