Woodland: Art and Design Exhibition at Turin's Nitto ATP Finals
During the Nitto ATP Finals tennis tournament in Turin, running until November 20 at Pala Alpitour, the city has activated an art week with exhibitions tied to the event. Among them is Woodland, a group show curated by Giorgio Galotti and Claudia Pignatale at LEA – LEAD EXCLUSIVE AREA inside Teatro dei Ragazzi, a space designed for ATP Finals guests. The exhibition explores the concept of Nature as 'everything that pre-exists human work on planet Earth,' aiming to offer visitors a 'return to nature' experience and reflect on shedding civilization's effects to reclaim instinctual harmony. The show begins on the building's facade with neon works by Vittorio Corsini, continuing inside with a sculpture by Yves Scherer, an environmental installation by Serena Confalonieri, a video by Gaia De Megni, and painting by Henrik Håkansson. Deeper into the theater, works by Mandalaki, Francesco Arena, Marco Pettinari, and an installation by Patrick Tuttofuoco are featured.
Key facts
- Woodland is a group exhibition of art and design at LEA – LEAD EXCLUSIVE AREA in Teatro dei Ragazzi, Turin.
- The exhibition coincides with the Nitto ATP Finals tennis tournament, running until November 20 at Pala Alpitour.
- Curated by Giorgio Galotti and Claudia Pignatale.
- Theme: Nature as 'everything that pre-exists human work on planet Earth.'
- Artists include Vittorio Corsini, Yves Scherer, Serena Confalonieri, Gaia De Megni, Henrik Håkansson, Mandalaki, Francesco Arena, Marco Pettinari, and Patrick Tuttofuoco.
- The show starts on the building's facade with neon works by Vittorio Corsini.
- The exhibition aims to provide a 'return to nature' experience.
- LEA – LEAD EXCLUSIVE AREA is a space for ATP Finals guests.
Entities
Artists
- Vittorio Corsini
- Yves Scherer
- Serena Confalonieri
- Gaia De Megni
- Henrik Håkansson
- Mandalaki
- Francesco Arena
- Marco Pettinari
- Patrick Tuttofuoco
Institutions
- LEA – LEAD EXCLUSIVE AREA
- Teatro dei Ragazzi
- Pala Alpitour
- Nitto ATP Finals
- Artribune
Locations
- Turin
- Italy