Jack Vettriano in Milan
Until 1st February at the Museum of Permanente (Milan), over 80 works by the Scottish artist
Open Space
From 5 to 8 February 2026, a new chapter dedicated to contemporary art and its most promising voices will come to life.
Ruth Orkin
From 5 March 2026, Palazzo Pallavicini will present a major retrospective exhibition dedicated to Ruth Orkin, featuring 187 photographs.
Jack vettriano in milan
Until 1st February, Milan's Museum of Permanente hosts over 80 works by the Scottish artist, including oils and the photographic cycle.
The retrospective offers a unique journey through more than 80 works by the artist. These include oil paintings on canvas, exclusive works on museum-quality paper, a selection of photographs taken in his studio by Francesco Guidicini, and a previously unseen video that recounts Vettriano's vision and creative journey.
Open Space
From 5 to 8 February 2026, a new chapter dedicated to contemporary art and its most promising voices will come to life.
It is an experimental space that welcomes the most innovative national and international artistic expressions, where contemporary art dialogues with history in the rooms of Palazzo Pallavicini. A place for meeting and exchange that offers a refined and unconventional cultural programme, giving voice to new trends and young talents.
Ruth Orkin
From 5 March 2026, a major exhibition comprising 187 photographs, two cameras and original documents.
The exhibition explores a photographic perspective influenced by cinematic language, capable of combining still images and movement. The works recount everyday life, travel and urban observation through visual storytelling. Iconic portraits and symbolic shots convey a modern and powerful photographic style.
Jack vettriano in rome
From 12 February 2026, the rooms of Palazzo Velli in Rome will host an intense and evocative journey into the artistic universe of Jack Vettriano.
An exhibition featuring over eighty works that traces the evolution of an iconic imagery. Oil paintings on canvas, works on paper, photographs and an original video intertwine in an immersive experience that takes the audience to the heart of the creative process.
Contacts
Contact us for information, reservations and special requests. Let us guide you in an exclusive experience between art, history and culture in the heart of Bologna.
Contacts
Contact us for information, reservations and special requests. Let us guide you in an exclusive experience between art, history and culture in the heart of Bologna.
bookshop
Explore the catalogs and merchandise from the exhibitions hosted at Palazzo Pallavicini.
bookshop
Explore the catalogs and merchandise from the exhibitions hosted at Palazzo Pallavicini.
How to reach us
Via San Felice, 24 Bologna (IT)
By foot:
- 6 minutes from Piazza Maggiore: proceed along Via Ugo Bassi; at the end of the street, you’ll start on Via San Felice.
- 15 minutes from the Central Station (approximately 1.2 km): take Via Amendola, continue straight through the roundabout onto Via Marconi, and at the end of the road, you’ll start on Via San Felice.
Public transportation and taxi:
- From the Central Station, take Bus 21 on Via Amendola and get off after 4 stops, at the end of Via Marconi. Then, continue on foot for 2 minutes to Via San Felice.
- From the airport, take the shuttle to the Central Station, then catch Bus 21 on Via Amendola. Get off after 4 stops, at the end of Via Marconi, and walk for 2 minutes to Via San Felice.
- Taxi Bolognaย 0510909ย
- Blue Car Service with driver 0516646666
Parking:
- Parcheggio Via della Grada, Via Della Grada 2,
- Parcheggio Garage Marconi, Via Riva di Reno, 65
- Parcheggio Riva Reno Apcoa, Via del Rondone 2, open 24/7 (5 minutes on foot)
- Parcheggio Tanari, Via Luigi Tanari 17, then take the shuttle bus and get off at the end of Via delle Lame.