On view at Villa Rufolo in Ravello, Italy, through September 5th, 2026, as part of the 74th Ravello Festival, this major William Kentridge exhibition, organised by the Ravello Foundation with Galleria Lia Rumma, celebrates one of contemporary art’s most inventive voices.
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The retrospective dedicated to the American artist features around 150 works made from 1983 to the present day, encompassing a range of formats and materials, including drawings, photographs, bronzes, prints and tapestries.
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