Friday I'm in Love

2026

A day entirely dedicated to the meeting of art and gastronomy, designed to celebrate the dialogue between two forms of expression capable of moving, telling stories, and interpreting the contemporary.

Immersed in the works of the Gallerie d'Italia, guests will be the protagonists of a journey that intertwines culture, creativity, and taste through two exclusive moments.

The day will kick off with an in-depth talk by the special guest, followed by a guided tour of the exhibition and an aperitif designed to encourage meeting and sharing. Two sessions have been planned for this event, both reserved for a limited number of people.

The day will conclude with an exclusive dinner event reserved for a maximum of 45 guests.
After visiting the exhibition, guests will enjoy a signature dinner created by a renowned chef. For the occasion, she will create a unique menu conceived in dialogue with the works on display and the artistic vision that inspires the event, transforming each course into a sensory experience capable of bridging culinary language and artistic research. An immersive journey in which aesthetics, material, emotion, and flavor merge into a unique narrative.

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Locations

Gallerie d'Italia, Turin
P.za S. Carlo, 156, 10121 Turin TO

A 17th-century noble palace, today a temple of photography and video art.

Palazzo Turinetti was built in the 17th century by order of Marquis Giorgio Turinetti di Priero, a banker to the Duchy of Savoy, overlooking Piazza San Carlo, then Piazza Reale, the heart of Turin's grand noble residences. Today, it houses the Gallerie d'Italia, Intesa Sanpaolo's fourth exhibition venue after Milan, Naples, and Vicenza. A project by Michele De Lucchi – AMDL Circle, the building occupies ten thousand square meters on five floors, entirely dedicated to photography and video art. On the main floor, a Piedmontese collection of approximately forty works from the 14th to the 18th century interacts with the palace's late Baroque decorations.

A place where ancient art and contemporary languages have always coexisted: the ideal setting for a day that weaves together culture, creativity, and taste into a single story.