Achille Maramotti first conceived of creating a public collection of contemporary art since the Seventies. He planned to create an institution open to interested individuals, in the service of an aesthetic and intellectual appreciation of art. Until 2000, portions of the collection's holdings were exhibited for extended periods of time in the corridors and shared spaces of the Max Mara manufacturing building in via Fratelli Cervi, with the intention of creating a rich, ongoing interchange between artistic creativity and industrial design. One therefore observes continuity in the decision to turn this building, once geared to the creation of fashion collections, into the permanent site of

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upcoming event

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker - Rosas

Bist du bei mir (The Goldberg Variations, BWV 988)

22 - 24 November 2024

ongoing - temporary exhibitions

Dominique White

Deadweight

27 October 2024 - 16 February 2025

Through the Floods

27 October 2024 - 16 February 2025

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21-24 November 2024 | Extraordinary closure

From Thursday 21 to Sunday 24 November the permanent collection and the temporary exhibitions will be closed to the public during the whole day, with the exception of ticket holders of Anna Teresa De Keersmaeker's performances.

Centro Coreografico Nazionale Aterballetto, "Touchpoint", 2024

"Touchpoint" is a project that blends dance and visual arts, resulting from the encounter between Aterballetto dancers and sixteen works from the Collezione Maramotti. Aterballetto presents its dancers to the public through a series of short videos filmed in the exhibition spaces: inspired and moved by specific contemporary artworks, the dancers express themselves through body language, gesture, expression, and costumes they have chosen.

2024 @ Collezione Maramotti

2024 projects and exhibitions: Giulia Andreani, Manuele Cerutti, Silvia Rosi, Anna Conway, Dominique White (9th winner of Max Mara Art Prize for Women, in collaboration with Whitechapel Gallery), group exhibition "Through the Floods", site-specific performance by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Click here for more information.