Art Gallery Exhibition: "Interference"
Join us in the Monteverdi Art Gallery on November 1, 2026 at 7pm for the exhibition opening reception of "Interference", with an opening talk by curator Sarah McCrory.
"Interference" is a new group presentation of works from the Monteverdi Collection, curated by Sarah McCrory, curator for the Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art in London. Employing a title borrowed from a painting by artist Caragh Thuring, this exhibition is comprised of works by a group of exceptional artists from across the globe, all of whom have been Artists in Residence at Monteverdi.
The exhibited artists include:
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Nicholas Byrne (United Kingdom, 1979)
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Giulia Cenci (Italy, 1988)
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Monster Chetwynd (née Spartacus Chetwynd), (United Kingdom, 1973)
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Matt Connors (USA, 1973)
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Patrizio di Massimo (Italy, 1983)
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Oliver Laric (Austria, 1981)
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Ansel Krut (South Africa, 1959)
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Billy Sullivan (USA, 1946)
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Linder (United Kingdom, 1954)
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Amedeo Polazzo (Germany, 1988)
The Monteverdi Art Gallery was inaugurated in 2013, hosting solo exhibitions by leading contemporary artists from around the world. The collection includes artworks by Turner Prize winners, artists who have represented their countries at the Venice Biennale, and participants of international biennales, and major museum shows. These artists have also exhibited in our gallery in the Tuscan hills, becoming part of the collection and, in turn, part of Monteverdi’s story.
Monteverdi is a place where artists and visitors can find respite and inspiration but can also be surprised and challenged. An artist’s stay or residency here often brings about a shift in their work or worldview. We are honoured that this place — its history, geography and ethos — has influenced the artistic imagination of so many artists. Their stays may be brief, but their impact can last a long time, both for the artists and for Monteverdi.
For more information on the artists, please email monteverdigallery@gmail.com or inquire with concierge@monteverdituscany.com.