Gioco del Lotto sponsors free admission for under-26s to Impressionist and Matisse shows in Rome and Turin
The Italian lottery company Il Gioco del Lotto is funding free admission for young visitors to two major art exhibitions in Rome and Turin. On the first Wednesday of each month, visitors under 26 can enter Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome for free to see "Impressionisti e moderni. Capolavori dalla Phillips Collection di Washington." The next free day is February 3, while supplies last. In Turin, Palazzo Chiablese hosts "Matisse e il suo tempo" with two special free days: February 6 (a family day with the "Io Gioco con l'Arte Day" workshop) and February 7 (a morning opening from 9 to 11 reserved for under-30s). Palazzo Chiablese, a medieval-origin Baroque building that also houses the Italo-African Institute, has been restored with support from Il Gioco del Lotto.
Key facts
- Il Gioco del Lotto sponsors free admission for under-26s on first Wednesday of each month at Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome.
- Exhibition in Rome: 'Impressionisti e moderni. Capolavori dalla Phillips Collection di Washington.'
- Next free day in Rome: February 3, while supplies last.
- In Turin, Palazzo Chiablese hosts 'Matisse e il suo tempo' with free days on February 6 and 7.
- February 6 is a family day with 'Io Gioco con l'Arte Day' workshop.
- February 7 is a special free morning (9-11) for under-30s.
- Palazzo Chiablese has medieval origins, Baroque past, and houses the Italo-African Institute.
- Palazzo Chiablese restoration was supported by Il Gioco del Lotto.
Entities
Artists
- Matisse
Institutions
- Il Gioco del Lotto
- Palazzo delle Esposizioni
- Phillips Collection
- Palazzo Chiablese
- Istituto Italo-Africano
- Artribune
Locations
- Rome
- Turin
- Washington