Italian Artists Exhibiting Abroad: A Roundup of International Shows in 2024

A selection of exhibitions by Italian artists currently on view at cultural institutes, museums, and galleries worldwide. Giuliana Cunéaz presents 'Quantum Quirks' on the facade of SODA Gallery in Manchester until March 15, 2024, exploring quantum theory with scientific collaboration from Fabio Truc. Antonio Da Ros's first foreign solo show, 'Suspended Colors,' runs until March 23 at Modesti Perdriolle Gallery in Brussels, curated by Cristina Beltrami, featuring Murano glass works from the 1960s–1980s. Andrea Cusumano's 'Raumdramaturgie' at Nitsch Museum in Mistelbach, Austria (until May 20, 2024) surveys 30 years of his practice, supported by Italian Council. Cristian Chironi's 'Próxima parada Ciudad de México' at the Italian Cultural Institute in Mexico City (until March 10) focuses on the 'Art of Dwelling,' including his ongoing project 'My house is a Le Corbusier.' Andrea Pazienza's biographical exhibition at the Italian Cultural Institute in Brussels (until April 8) features original works and archival material. Nene Martelli's show at Galleria Ciaccia Levi in Paris (until March 16) highlights her connection to Michel Tapié and ICAR. Rosa Barba's first museum solo show in Peru at MALI Lima (until June 16) includes her film 'Aggregate States of Matters' shot in the Andes, addressing climate change. Andrea Mastrovito's fifth solo show at Wilde Gallery in Geneva (March 14–May 1) presents large-scale installations.