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ART AT BOSCARETO

Il Boscareto Resort & Spa celebrates the artistic and literary tradition of the territory, enriching its hospitality with the opportunity to explore the artistic inspirations offered by its spaces.

Works by young artists and historically established figures on the Italian and international scene are presented here, freely interacting with the architecture and social spaces. The exhibition project will be evolving, proposing new combinations between works and artists, movements and different periods, so that the intimacy of hospitality and relaxation can merge with the vitality of art, allowing for a deeper contemplation and understanding of our territory.

BUONA FORTUNA RIBELLI 2026 – BACK TO MINE

Il Boscareto Resort & SPA is pleased to have opened the exhibition of Buona Fortuna Ribelli on June 27th, 2026.

Galleria Lunetta11, in collaboration with Galleria NP-ArtLab, is offering a group exhibition in which the works of artists such as Carla Accardi, Alberto Burri, Alighiero Boetti, Aldo Mondino, Mario Schifano, Salvo, Sergio Ragalzi, and Maurizio Vetrugno meet the most recent research of Ismaele Nones and Edoardo Manzoni.
The event is part of a larger project that will transform the Alta Langa into a widespread stage, involving the municipalities of Dogliani, Serralunga d’Alba, Mombarcaro, San Benedetto Belbo, and Paroldo. Numerous places of historical, cultural, and landscape interest will become an active part of the exhibition, from villages to chapels, creating an itinerary that intertwines contemporary art, memory, and territory.
A dialogue between languages, visions and communities in which the spaces of Il Boscareto Resort & SPA will become an integral part of the exhibition project. The initiative’s partners are Recontemporary, the MATTA Gallery in Milan, the Ragalzi Archive, and PROGETTO LUDOVICO APS, which contribute to the creation of a widespread journey that connects the region’s cultural excellence with some of the most significant artistic experiences of the twentieth century and contemporary times.

Back To Mine recalls the gesture of returning to an intimate and personal place and space, populated by images, gestures and attentions that define one’s way of being in the world, and involves emerging and established authors, integrating art with nature and the landscape of the Alta Langa, in a participatory cultural experience.

LA REI NATURA BY MICHELANGELO MAMMOLITI FOR LUNETTA11

THE RESORT MEETS CONTEMPORARY ART

In the spaces of La Rei Natura, the three-starred restaurant at Il Boscareto Resort & SPA, nestled in the hills of the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage site, an exhibition project takes shape that intertwines two languages: haute cuisine and modern and contemporary art from the second half of the twentieth century.

The exhibition features works by Alighiero Boetti, Mario Merz, Hermann Nitsch, Salvo, and Piero Gilardi, among the most significant voices of a unique period in Italian and international art, marked by the blurring of boundaries between material and conceptual, gesture and thought.

The restaurant is transformed into a space of fertile tension: the surfaces, the light, and the architectural volumes become the backdrop against which the works dialogue with the ritual of dining, an experience that unites the land, the vineyards, cuisine, and art.

IL BOSCARETO RESORT & SPA FOR IKT CONGRESS 2026

The Resort’s collaboration with IKT2026, the International Congress of Contemporary Art Curators, has concluded. This year, Italy was chosen as its meeting destination.

Days of dialogue, exchange, and shared reflection took place in Turin and Milan, from the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, RE CONTEMPORARY, Castello di Rivoli, and OGR (Turin) to the Fondazione Prada, Fondazione Luigi Rovati, PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea, and Pirelli HangarBicocca (Milan).

The participants of the IKT2026 congress then gathered in Venice for previews of the 2026 Biennale, concluding this journey of understanding and connection, which placed contemporary art at the center of a shared journey.

ART GOES ON IN THE RESORT SPACES

Quayola

The Hall and the Sunsì Bistrot, two bright and convivial spaces on the ground floor of Il Boscareto Resort & SPA, have for several years hosted works by Quayola, a media artist from Rome.

Today, Il Boscareto Resort & SPA, in collaboration with the artist, presents a new series titled “Iconographies”, a projectfocusing on the analysis of Renaissance and Baroque paintings, transformed into complex abstract compositions. Rather than offering contemporary reinterpretations of the originals, the works explore classical iconology, creating alternative visual versions of the paintings.

Iconographies #20-12: Tiger Hunt after Rubens, Stampa a inchiostro, 2014

GIANLUCA BRANDO

An important collaboration comes to life within the resort’s welcoming spaces, which will host a temporary exhibition of creations by Gianluca Brando.

Gianluca Brando (Maratea, 1990; lives and works in Milan) is an artist who primarily works with sculpture, developing a practice based on the reuse and transformation of heterogeneous objects and materials. In his work, natural elements, industrial tools, and fragments of human habitation are merged into hybrid forms that evoke artifacts from distant or imagined civilizations, challenging a functional and anthropocentric view of the relationship between human beings and the environment.

In 2025, he was invited to create a permanent sculptural installation for the Birkenstock flagship store in Milan and received the MZ Costruzioni–Dowedo award at ArtVerona, presented by Red Lab Gallery.

ALBA CAPITAL OF CONTEMPORARY ART 2027

Il Boscareto Resort & SPA is located in a unique area, the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where vineyards form the backdrop to the historic villages that populate its hills, a legacy of a thousand-year history.

Among these, Alba enchants with its discreet elegance and lively spirit. Known as the “capital of the Langhe,” in 2027 it will also be the “capital of contemporary art,” with the dossier “Le fattori del vento,” inspired by the work of Pinot Gallizio, and aiming to produce a lasting artistic, economic, and social impact.

At the heart of this vision is the Langhe Biennale, a major platform for production, exhibition, and research, which will celebrate its first edition in 2027 and is destined to become one of the key events for Italian contemporary art.

The project is based on the creation of new works, spaces, and permanent cultural architecture, entrusted to artists and professionals of national and international standing, which will remain as public and collective heritage.

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