Marta Spagnoli

In collaboration with Galleria Continua
Marta Spagnoli residency project

Marta Spagnoli residency project

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Marta Spagnoli residency project

Marta Spagnoli residency project

Palazzo Erizzo Ligabue

7th May - 24th May 2026

Free admission by reservation only

On the occasion of the public opening of the Palazzo delle Arti e delle Culture and the 2026 Biennale, the Fondazione Ligabue also inaugurates its first artist residency, further strengthening its ongoing dialogue with the themes it has long explored.

The first artist in residence is Marta Spagnoli (Verona, 1994), who has been working since early February in a studio specially set up at the Fondazione Ligabue, developing a group of works created in direct relation to and in dialogue with the Collection.

Additional information

Access by guided tour only, with advance reservation.

The guided tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. Please arrive at the entrance 15 minutes before the start time to allow for check-in.

Once the tour has begun, entry to the Palazzo will not be permitted, even with a valid reservation.

To ensure the best possible visitor experience and the preservation of the works, the tour route is not particularly suitable for strollers or prams. We kindly suggest planning your visit accordingly.

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22nd May

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23rd May

SOLD OUT

Presentazione

The artist weaves together organic, mythological, and anthropomorphic elements within the evolving space of the canvas, where color and material overlap, reactivating these presences as signs, silhouettes, and movements—almost as if they were resurfacing from a deeper, shared memory that runs through human history. Universal forms, such as those belonging to the animal and plant worlds, remain recognizable beyond cultural and linguistic boundaries, leaving traces and gradually settling over time.