The Museo Nazionale del Cinema of Turin inaugurates an exhibition dedicated to auteur film posters, drawing on its prestigious collections. For the first time, posters are presented not as mere advertising leaflets but as autonomous works, capable of intertwining cinema, art, and society.<\/p>\n
Hosted on the reception floor of the Mole Antonelliana, the exhibition retraces a century of visual creativity: from the refined graphics of the 1920s by Toddi and Vera D\u2019Angara, to the futurist experiments of Prampolini, the ideological posters of Rodchenko, and the visionary interpretations of Baj and Guttuso.<\/p>\n
Through styles ranging from avant-garde geometries to satirical inventions, the exhibition reveals how the poster has transformed from a promotional tool into an artistic language, reflecting the cultural and political transformations of the 20th century. An extraordinary heritage that not only tells the story of cinema but also illustrates the evolution of figurative art, confirming the poster as a vital crossroads of aesthetics and thought.<\/p>\n
This ticket does not serve as admission to the Museum, as it does not grant access<\/strong> to other exhibition areas.<\/em><\/p>\n