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THEOPHANIA The recomposition of the real

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  • The courtyard of Palazzo Trinci seen through an arch of the arcade, with the stone outer staircase beyond.
    Palazzo Trinci, the courtyard from the arcade.

An exhibition can leave a trace that continues over time. THEOPHANIA invites you to follow the project beyond Palazzo Trinci: new events, content, in-depth material and cultural developments will accompany the path born from the encounter between the source and contemporary art.

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THEOPHANIA is a project in motion. The Palazzo Trinci exhibition opens a path destined to continue through new exhibition and cultural occasions, editorial and educational activities, in-depth material and relationships with institutions and research communities.

Staying in touch with THEOPHANIA means being able to follow this evolution and to access the content that will progressively accompany the project.

Every encounter can become the beginning of a new relationship.

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The Chartula of Assisi is the source from which Sacra Vestigia, Francis of Assisi takes shape, the originating project that inspired the THEOPHANIA exhibition. If you wish to continue this path, you can leave your details to learn about the project’s developments, receive new content and explore the sources that gave rise to it.

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info@scrinium.org
Events
eventi@scrinium.org
Phone
+39 041 5020699
Scrinium
www.scrinium.org

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Your details have been received. We will be able to share the next developments of THEOPHANIA with you, and to accompany you in exploring Sacra Vestigia, Francis of Assisi.

  • A group of visitors seen from behind before the blue panels, with two framed panels on the wall.
    Before the panels.
  • A crowd of visitors seen from behind while looking at the wall of works.
    The room at its busiest.
  • A visitor leans between two panels to look closely at a drawing.
    Between the panels.

In the meantime the exhibition is at Palazzo Trinci, until 10 October 2026.

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