Touring Exhibitions
Since 1996, Skira has been producing, organising and setting up art exhibitions and cultural events across Europe. Since then, every exhibition has been an invitation to explore the artist’s work, to live their creative journey, to ask questions and to be amazed. Skira has always seen it as its mission to explore the mystery of art and is constantly searching for the most advanced ways to organise and deliver an exhibition. The ultimate aim for Skira is to build a memorable experience for an increasingly broad and multifaceted audience.
Current Exhibitions
Skira takes care of all exhibition projects according to the specific location and the type of audience they are aimed towards. This ensures that visitors are taken on a journey that is always unique, engaging and inspiring.
Our Expertise
In the contemporary cultural scene, Skira is synonymous with high-level exhibitions for both the public – which is increasingly broad and enthusiastic– and for partner institutions and museums. The critical curatorial approach, the scenography, the beauty of the works and the very act of walking through a Skira exhibition, together with the management of organisational and financial aspects and communication, make a Skira event unforgettable.
Skira develops and evaluates the idea and the style of the exhibition together with scholars, curators and prominent international cultural institutions. This includes feasibility analysis and the requisite economic investments for the project.
Thanks to its international network, Skira helps artists, estates and museums in bringing their exhibition project to other museums’ venues in Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East and Asia.
Skira organises the production and setup of the exhibition together with selected partners. This includes the assembly of each exhibition, insurance, transport and security as well as ticketing, temporary bookstores and audio guides.
The Skira branch in Paris takes care of the design of the setups and the scenography through a dedicated service. The company’s creativity and design expertise ensures artistic works are presented in the best possible way to provide an evocative and memorable journey for the visitor.
The Skira communication department plans targeted strategies to make events known across the world. The company has three press offices based in Italy, France and the United States, which work in tandem to disseminate information through the Skira website and social media pages, online campaigns and the activities of cultural influencers. The communication department also orchestrates actions and events in partner hotels and museums and out of home advertising campaigns. This makes for widespread promotion that integrates both analogue and digital methods of marketing.
Through its educational division, Skira formulates routes and visits for different types of guests including adults, children, experts and novices. Everyone can immerse themselves in an experience of beauty, growth and learning.
In almost a hundred years of its history, Skira has become a reference point for exhibition catalogues. The company’s publications involve a diverse array of themes, with both international and domestic distribution in the territory where the exhibition takes place.
Skira creates ad hoc publications, design and production of objects inspired by the theme of the exhibition as well as internal setup and staff training. Designed down to the smallest details, the temporary boutique bookstore that accompanies each exhibition is an experience within the experience. These temporary sites serve as the final stage of the exhibition route.
The Skira administrative department manages relations with funders, museums and institutions in Italy and around the world, ensuring the smooth running of the exhibition organisation and management process.
Past Exhibitions
Skira’s exhibitions have made a significant impact on the internationalart scene. Each event brings a unique voice to attention and enriches theglobal cultural conversation.
2023 - 2024
(2022 / Palazzo Reale)
Richard Avedon. Relationships
(2022 / Palazzo Reale)
Tullio Pericoli (2021 / Palazzo Reale)
Pablo Atchugarry (2021 / Palazzo Reale)
Georges de la Tour (2020 / Palazzo Reale)
Antonello da Messina (2019 / Palazzo Reale)
Nespolo (2019 / Palazzo Reale)
Da Van Gogh a Picasso. La collezione Tannhauser (2019 / Palazzo Reale)
Picasso e il Mito (2018 / Palazzo Reale)
Capolavori dal Philadelphia Museum of Art
(2018 / Palazzo Reale)
Picasso (2018 / Palazzo Ducale)
Hokusai, Hiroshige (2018 / Museo Archeologico)
Hiroshige (2018 / Scuderie del Quirinale)
Arcimboldo (2018 / Palazzo Barberini)
Rinascente 100 (2017 / Palazzo Reale)
Strehler (2017 / Palazzo Reale)
Manet e la Parigi Moderna (2017 / Palazzo Reale)
Dentro Caravaggio (2017 / Palazzo Reale)
Caravaggio (mostra immersiva)
(2017 / La Permanente)
Nasa (2017 / Spazio ex Ventura)
Revolution (2017 / Fabbrica del Vapore)
Modigliani (2017 / Palazzo Ducale)
Picasso Mediterranèe
(2017 / Scuderie del Quirinale)
Hokusai (2017 / Ara Pacis)
Botero (2017 / Ara Pacis)
Pomodoro (2016 / Palazzo Reale)
Hokusai Hiroshige Utamaro (2016 / Palazzo Reale)
Dall'Impressionismo a Picasso
(2016 / Palazzo Ducale)
Dai Visconti agli Sforza (2015 / Palazzo Reale)
Leonardo (2015 / Palazzo Reale)
Modigliani (2015 / GAM)
Raffaello (2015 / Venaria Reale)
Espressione tedesco (2015 / Palazzo Ducale)
Piero Manzoni (2014 / Palazzo Reale)
Segantini (2014 / Palazzo Reale)
Monet (2014 / GAM)
Liechtenstein (2014 / GAM)
Collezione Costakis (2014 / Palazzo Reale)
Frida Kahlo (2014/ Palazzo Ducale)
Rocco e Herrera (2013 / Palazzo Reale)
Il volto del '900 (2013 / Palazzo Reale)
Renoir (2013 / GAM)
Giulio Einaudi. L'arte di pubblicare
(2012 / Palazzo Reale)
Degas (2012 / Promotrice)
Arcimboldo (2011 / Palazzo Reale)
Safet Zec (2011 / Rotonda di Via Besana)
Roberto Ciaccio Inter/Vallum (2011 / Palazzo Reale)
Cézanne. Les ateliers du Midi (2011 / Palazzo Reale)
Schiele e il suo tempo (2010 / Palazzo Reale)
Il chiarismo. Omaggio a De Rocchi
(2010 / Palazzo Reale)
Carla Maria Maggi (2010 / Palazzo Reale)
al-Fann arte della civiltà islamica
(2010 / Palazzo Reale)
Corriere dei piccolo (2009 / Rotonda di Via Besana)
Futurismo 1909 – 2009 (2009 / Palazzo Reale)
Extreme Beauty in Vogue
(2009 / Palazzo della Ragione)
Balla (2008 / Palazzo Reale)
Bacon (2008 / Palazzo Reale)
Botero (2007 / Palazzo Reale)
Ferroni (2007 / Palazzo Reale)
La domenica del Corriere (2007 / Palazzo Reale)
Boccioni pittore e scultore futurista
(2006 / Palazzo Reale)
Annicinquanta (2005 / Palazzo Reale)
Chagall (2004 / GAM)
Africa (2004 / GAM)
Il Nudo (2004 / GAM)
Amedeo Modigliani. L'angelo dal volto severo
(2003 / Palazzo Reale)
Il gran teatro del Mondo. L'Anima e il volto del Settecento (2003 / Palazzo Reale)
Il Neoclassicismo in Italia. Da Tiepolo a Canova (2002 / Palazzo Reale)
Il design Cartier visto da Ettore Scottsass
(2002 / Palazzo Reale)
Africa (2002 / Museo Archeologico)
Il Genio e le Passioni. Leonardo e il Cenacolo
(2001 / Palazzo Reale )
Dalla scapigliatura al Futurismo
(2001 / Palazzo Reale)
InTerraSanta.
Dalla crociata alla custodia dei luoghi sacri
(2000 / Palazzo Reale )
Arte dell'Africa Nera (2000 / Palazzo Reale)
Il Cinquecento Lombardo.
Da Leonardo a Caravaggio (2000 / Palazzo Reale)
Giuseppe Verdi (2000 / Palazzo Reale)
L'anima e il Volto (1998 / Palazzo Reale)
Ethnos (1996 / Palazzo Reale)
I Maya di Copan (1996 / Palazzo Reale)
