Saluzzo's Start/Storia Arte Returns with Art, Antiques, and Craft

Running until May 27, the second edition of Start/Storia Arte Saluzzo is taking place in Saluzzo, recognized as one of Italy's ten most beautiful villages in the Cuneo province. This event, organized by the Comune di Saluzzo and Fondazione Amleto Bertoni, turns the town into a widespread museum across ten different venues, including temporary installations. The theme for this year is Memory, integrating art, antiques, and craftsmanship. Notable features include Saluzzo Arte at Castiglia, curated by Togaci Gaudiano and coordinated by Paolo Infossi, showcasing works from 11 Italian artists. Additionally, the 23rd Mostra di Arte Contemporanea di Saluzzo will be open until May 13, while the 40th Premio Matteo Olivero was given to Mark Barrow and Sarah Parke for their stained-glass project. In Barge, an exhibition of Aimaro Isola's art is displayed until June 2. The Mostra Nazionale dell'Antiquariato is set for May 11 to 20.