Picasso
Picasso the foreigner
Until 29 June 2025, Palazzo Cipolla hosts Picasso the Foreigner, an exhibition that tells the lesser-known side of the great artist: that of the emigrant who was never naturalised in France. More than 100 works, including paintings, ceramics and documents, trace the profile of a restless genius, marked by the identity of ‘outsider’. A precious opportunity to discover how his art was also born out of a confrontation with the concept of belonging.
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