dieFirma is going to Italy to present Nadia Gould at this years international art fair Artissima: Back to the Future.

Fair Hours

Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026, 12:00pm – 8.00pm

Sunday 1 November 2026, 11:00am – 7:00pm

Tickets available at www.vivaticket.com

Artissima, International Fair of Contemporary Art in Turin, the only fair in Italy with an exclusive focus on contemporary art, presents its 33rd edition: an event that marks the fifth year of Luigi Fassi’s directorship, and that invites to view past editions as a progressive and coherent curatorial journey. From Friday 30 October to Sunday 1 November 2026 the spaces of the Oval Torino will host the four flagship sections of the fair – Main Section, New Entries, Monologue/Dialogue and Art Editions – and the three curated sections – Present Future, Back to the Future and Disegni. In 2026 Artissima welcomes 183 participating Italian and international galleries, including 66 monographic projects. The exhibition offering is distinguished by the galleries' ability to present groundbreaking and experimental projects featuring both emerging talents and established artists. This approach perfectly mirrors the fair's identity and its forward- looking focus on innovative trends, reinforcing its status as a vibrant and accelerated hub for engaging with contemporary art in all its forms, as highlighted by this year’s theme Fancy: A Flexible Acrobatic Body.

BACK TO THE FUTURE

Back to the Future is Artissima’s curated section dedicated to monographic projects by major pioneers of contemporary art, whose work has played a key role in art history. The curatorial team of Back to the Future is composed, for the third consecutive year, of Heike Munder, Director, Art and Design School F+F, Zurich and Honorary Director, Simose Art Museum, Otake Hiroshima, and Jacopo Crivelli Visconti, Independent Curator based in São Paulo. In the words of Heike Munder and Jacopo Crivelli Visconti: “Back to the Future 2026 presents monographic exhibitions by pioneers of contemporary art who, at different moments and in different places, between the 1930s and 1990s, were brave enough to stand up against what they deemed wrong. Artists are often the spokespersons of society, and their work channels not only anger and frustration, but also the dreams, the aspirations, the hopes that are essential to life”.

In 2026, Back to the Future will feature 10 artists, presented by 9 international galleries and 3 Italian galleries.

Read the full press release here