Anthony McCall's Solid Light Sculptures Illuminate Reggia di Venaria

The Reggia di Venaria near Turin continues its collaboration with Tate London, presenting British artist Anthony McCall's (born 1946) light sculptures in the Baroque Citroniera di Juvarra. The exhibition 'Solid Lights', curated by Gregor Muir and Andrew de Brún from Tate Modern, runs until August 31, 2025. It features four key 'solid light works' including 'Line describing a cone' (1973), 'Doubling back' (2003), 'Face to face IV' (2013), and 'Split second mirror I' (2018), alongside earlier drawings and a video of the 1972 performance 'Landscape for Fire'. The show is part of the Reggia's 'Into the Light' program, a multi-year initiative exploring light through events, exhibitions, and installations until 2026. The program includes evening garden openings until August 30, multimedia projections by Davide Ferrario in dialogue with the Sala di Diana paintings, and future events such as the 'Lectio' lecture series in autumn and 'Luminographie' by Gaspare Di Caro during the Immaginaria festival at Christmas.