Although the cold weather is on its way and the end of the year is approaching, art is not hibernating, quite the contrary: there are plenty of exhibitions to see in November in Italy among museums, foundations and unique places to discover, from north to south.
Some opened only a few days ago, such as Mark Manders' solo show in Turin, in conjunction with the 31st edition of Artissima, and others that are heading for closure, such as Talia Chetrit's Gut at 10 Corso Como in Milan.
In addition to the exhibitions we have already mentioned, such as the retrospective that the Pinacoteca Agnelli in Turin is dedicating to Salvo, and the one on Elio Fiorucci at the Triennale in Milan, there are many appointments to mark on your agenda for this month, whether you choose to take a weekend trip out of town or stay in town: collective and monographic projects, from Naples to Bolzano, via Rome, Termoli and Piacenza.
Domus has chosen for you fifteen exhibitions to see this month in Italy, so as not to be overwhelmed by the melancholy of the days getting shorter.
Opening image: Exhibition view Irene Fenara: Le buone ombre, MACTE di Termoli. Photo © Gianluca Di Ioia