GAM - Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea

An amazing art gallery which i visited using the Torino and Piemont card. Do glad i decided to visit on a whim, after lunch and without a reservation. The card got me into all exhibitions and levels and as it was very quiet i felt like i was having a private viewing. There are free lockers on ground floor for your stuff , and loos. Spent a comfortable 2 hours here.

A fantastic modern art museum (starting mid-1800s). I really appreciated their online cataloged which enabled me to tell which piece was by which artist. The have a mix of fabulous sculpture (old and new), and a lot of pieces that make you think. Really worth a visit. Free with your Torino + Piedmont card.

Beautiful building and beautiful art. A few hours of conceptual art and clean lines is like a glass of fresh water from a mountain stream after the sumptuous, almost baroque, beauty of Turin. I discovered two artists I hadn't encountered before : Marco Terilli and Felice Casorati. GAM is worth the trip.

Nice collection of modern italian art, though the way it is organized is quite poor. Artworks are cramped one next to another in a confusing layout with very little text. The reason I rate it 4\5 and not less is the temporary exhibition during my visit (Notti) which was done beautifully, nice progression and beautiful pieces. I wiah they had more signs guiding to the entrance since circling the museum from outside was a bit annoying.

This museum is a great place to explore both modern and contemporary art – the mix of classic works and new installations makes every visit interesting. The space feels open and relaxed, and the exhibitions are always well put together.

This place can rightfully be called a mecca for those seeking inspiration and striving to discover dimensions of art that are hard to imagine. I was truly amazed and captivated by the exhibition I attended. It was a showcase of the French artist Béatrice Maurice, featuring both her most renowned works and pieces from the early stages of her career. The gallery itself is a masterpiece. Its spacious halls create a sense of freedom, and the artworks are arranged so thoughtfully that they can be admired from different angles without disturbing other visitors. The lighting is impeccable: it highlights the details and seems to bring the paintings to life, allowing you to feel their magic. The space is so well-organized that even with a large number of guests, it never feels crowded. The atmosphere invites you to immerse yourself in the art completely. This gallery is undoubtedly one of the brightest cultural gems of Turin. It’s a must-visit for everyone who, like me, deeply loves art and is ready to explore it with each new exhibition. To be continued...

Well air conditioned, which makes it a good option for summer. Interesting permanent collection. There are plenty of lockers available, big and small to store luggages.

Great modern and classic collection. A fun glimpse at Italian artistry.