An exhibition center dedicated to art and photography exhibitions in Biella

Our exhibition spaces periodically host art and photography exhibitions, which we often carry out together with the nearby Palazzo Ferrero and Palazzo La Marmora, with which Palazzo Gromo Losa constitutes the Cultural Center of Biella Piazzo. Among the most important exhibitions of recent years have been Henri Cartier-Bresson. Sam, Lilette and Sébastien Szafran collection. The Pierre Gianadda Foundation in Biella (2016), Darwin. The impossible universe narrated by Dario Fo with paintings and puppets (2016), Lands of Men. Adams, Shore, Goldblatt, Ghirri, Basilico and other 22 great photographers tell the landscape in collaboration with the Modena Arti Visive Foundation (2017), the exhibition on Futurism as part of the "100 percent Italy" project of the Ettore Fico Museum in Turin ( 2018), the Ettore Pistoletto Olivero exhibition project. Michelangelo Pistoletto. Father and Son created in collaboration with Cittadellarte - Fondazione Pistoletto and Fondazione Zegna (2019) and the latest editions of Selvatica - Arte e Natura in Festival (from 2015).

Fatti ad Arte - X edizione

Fatti ad Arte - X edizione

From August 22 to October 18, 2026

Fatti ad Arte turns ten: at Palazzo Gromo Losa, from August 22 to October 18, an exclusive preview of exhibitions by Italian-Iranian artist Elham M. Aghili, winner of the 2025 LVMH Métiers d'Art Special Prize, and by cabinetmakers Omar Barbero and Luciano Tousco, who transform fine craftsmanship into a profound and poetic reflection on our times.
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Divisionism 1900–1930: In Biella, the Revolution of Light and Color

In Biella, a major exhibition dedicated to Divisionism tells the story of one of the most radical points of departure in Italian artistic research between the 19th and 20th centuries. A journey through light, color, and experimentation that reveals the modern relevance of an artistic language capable of pushing past its own boundaries and reinventing itself over time.
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Divisionism 1900–1930: In Biella, the Revolution of Light and Color

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