This weekend's exhibitions, from Giorgio Cutini to Remo Salvadori

(by Marzia Apice) From the dialogue between Italian masters with Shanghai artists Marina Apollonio and Remo Salvadori, up to the shots of Giorgio Cutini: these are some of the exhibitions of this week. ANCONA - The major exhibition is titled "Song of the Seasons" Giorgio Cutini's anthology scheduled at the Mole Antonelliana Vanvitelliana from July 18th to September 30th. Curated by Gabriele Perretta, the exhibition, following a thematic division, focused on the series and those images that have built Cutini's most characteristic stylistic feature, presents over 200 photographic works, many of which are unpublished, which reveal the intuitive and conceptual context in which they were snapped. MILAN - At the Royal Palace from 16 July to 14 September the free-entry retrospective exhibition "Remo Salvadori", curated by by Elena Tettamanti and Antonella Soldaini. It brings together a corpus of over 50 emblematic works make up the largest exhibition personal exhibition dedicated to one of the most important artists significant figures of the contemporary Italian scene. The path exhibition distances itself from the traditional concept of review monographic and chronological, because it was conceived by the artist and the curators so that every element in play is contaminated from the work, from the presence of the visitor and from the space that surrounds it welcomes. The exhibition project is completed with two installations at the Museo del Novecento (until September 14) and a site-specific intervention in the church of San Gottardo in Court (July 18 - August 31). ROME - From July 15th to September 14th at the National Gallery The exhibition "2025 East and West: Modern and Contemporary International Dialogue Exhibition - From Shanghai to Rome", a edited by Gabriele Simongini and Zhang Xiaoling. In the journey beyond 70 works by 47 artists documenting the dialogue between artists Shanghai Chinese and the historical collection of the Gnamc, considered as absolute masters in the East, including James Balla, Umberto Boccioni, Amedeo Modigliani, Carlo Carrà, Giorgio de Chirico, Gino Severini, Marino Marini, Giorgio Morandi, Alberto Burri, Lucio Fontana, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Schifano. From July 18th at Palazzo Merulana "Echoes of Time", the Zhang Xiaotao's solo exhibition, on display until September 28th. curated by Andrea Romoli Barberini, the journey, between painting and digital animation, offers the artist's reflection on concepts of time, space, nature, spirituality and condition human, without neglecting traumas, fears and neuroses collectives that mark our era. BELLANO (LC) - The BAC Bellano Arte Cultura presents "Uroboro", exhibition by Marina Apollonio (1940) curated by Chiara Cats, whose title refers to the snake, the ouroboros, who, biting his tail, drew a magic ring, allegory of the infinite regeneration of life. The exhibition is composed of two large site-specific installations, one Circular dynamics, 4 and a half meters in diameter, and a Perspective ellipse, two meters high, distributed between the Giancarlo Vitali Museum, where the dialogue with the permanent collection, and the space on the ground floor of San Nicolao Contemporary Art. CANNOBIO (VB) - At Palazzo Parasi from July 19th to October 12th Aldo Spoldi's personal exhibition entitled "The spring of the carillon of Being and Time". The exhibition, curated by Loredana Parmesani, is It consists of an original visual thesis on the long and rich journey artistic project of Spoldi in which his archive is transformed into a time machine, moved like the spring of a music box: since 1967 to 1980 and up to 1999 and then further on but backwards, from 2016 to the distant 1966.