The exhibition "In the Troubled Air...", conceived by Georges Didi-Huberman, explores the power of images and the representation of emotions in art. Inspired by Federico García Lorca's concept of duende, it brings together over 300 works by major European artists. The exhibition invites a poetic and critical reading of both individual and collective emotions.

Roméo Mivekannin, for his first exhibition in Italy, presents a series of paintings on black velvet inspired by Italian art and his own universe. The exhibition combines references to classical masters like Masaccio and Caravaggio, as well as elements from cinema and dance. Through self-portraits, the artist explores the human condition, disrupting power dynamics and creating a visual space in constant transformation.

The exhibition Banlieues chéries sensitively explores these often-marginalized territories, intertwining perspectives from art, history, and contemporary social issues.