The 1920s represent in art one of the most surprising decades of national and European history of the 20th century.

The exhibition, curated by Nicoletta Colombo and Giuliana Godio , and hosted in the new exhibition rooms of the Accorsi-Ometto Museum , starts from 1920 - the year that marks the Italian entry into the artistic climate of the Return to Order, characterized by the recovery of classicism from a modern perspective and from the desire for a true moral and spiritual rebirth - and focuses on two artistic realities, characterized by diversity and correspondence, such as Turin and Milan.

The approximately seventy works on display are divided into four sections:

FELICE CASORATI | YOU ARE FROM TURIN AND CIRCLE OF CASORATI | THE NEW FUTURISTS BETWEEN TURIN AND MILAN | THE “NOVETH CENTURY” IN MILAN

Happy Casorati, Mario Sironi , Achille Funi , Carlo Carrà , Jessie Boswell , Gigi Chessa , Carlo Levi , Francesco Menzio , Enrico Paulucci, Daphne Maugham , Luigi Spazzapan, Giacomo Balla , Enrico Prampolini , Fillia (Luigi Colombo) and Bruno Munari are just some of the countless artists with their paintings that make up the complex mosaic of the exhibition itinerary.