Painting Open Studio. Works and studies en plein air.

FramLab ETS presents and exhibits a artwork dedicated to Peace by Darehood, titled "HOPE."

Four artists, three anti-war perspectives: video, photography, and watercolor to disarm the militarized imagination. Morning opening with American coffee. And an invitation: bring bombs—but only cream-filled.

Mixed-media exhibition featuring a video and two works on the war in Ukraine.

Love as a Universal Language: "Olive You" by Rebeccah Klodt

Paintings by Laura Grosso and Anthony Lombardi, Open studio with poetic performance.

It explores the creation of a visual performance, from the initial idea to its artistic realization, focusing on the motivations, creative process, and formal choices behind the work.

From Greenwich Village in the 1960s to Spazio Mimesis.From “Killing for Peace” by the rock band The Fugs to Andy Warhol’s pop art, culminating in a group exhibition featuring 24 female artists with a single message: PEACE

After the Fire brings together African and diaspora artists who transform war and trauma into powerful images. Through bodies, memory, and material, art becomes testimony, resistance, and an urgent reflection on the present.

VOKIANA presents “One Square Kilometre – Harvest”, a project between art and social engagement exploring the human–land relationship and the impact of war in Ukraine through agricultural landscapes and collective memory.

The event explores the relationship between justice and peace

Exhibition of the digital artwork "Nobel Pop Heroines" by Olympia Dotti.

Faces and words of Jewish authors against genocide

RAW for Peace at Spazio Eughen: “Strati” by Paola Tornambè enters into dialogue with Eughen’s material works, reflecting on time as sedimentation and memory as a shared space.

Shapes and colors shape peace

This exhibition aims to give voice to a narrative of the War seen through the eyes of women, of their suffering, healing, caring for, protecting, hiding, in a word: taking risks.

Open Studio. Silence versus Noise. Peace is at Stake. The soul’s intention as an antidote to war.

In the solo exhibition “La Memoria della Luce” will feature the artist’s book “The Heart Cries” a collection of quotes and social media accounts transcribed in Persian that express the feelings experienced during the past few months.

the artist proposes 2 of his latest works for the event

Laura Grosso and Anthony Lombardi Open Studio. Curated by Giovanni Lauricella.

Open studio6:30 PM to 8:30 PMVia Ippolito Pindemonte 30/b Monteverde Vecchio

An installationby Pietro Freddi where war data flow between flashes of explosions and the roar of weapons, projecting the visitor into the brutal heart of sixteen years of conflict.

the collection "La voce bambina," a work distinguished by its lyrical writing, capable of combining immediacy and depth, everyday observation and emotional tension.

An interpretation by Massimo Napoli, which brings together Christopher Marlowe's tragedy "Tamerlane" with the bitter reflections of Palestinian writer Susan Abulhawa's speech at the Oxford Union.

An event exploring peace as a fragile, everyday practice through vulnerability, care, transformation, and relation. An invitation to slow down, inhabit complexity, and find in shared fragility a form of resistance.

Marta Bifano will sing some bravos dedicated to the theme of freedom.

The first format of live improvised music and lyrics.