At Palazzo Fave, you can see the works by Ai Weiwei in the exhibition titled "Who am I".

View his art and learn about the messages behind his pieces.

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Ai Weiwei: Who Am I (Until 4 May 2025)

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Palazzo Fava

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Palazzo Fava

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Located in the city center, Palazzo Fava opened to visitors in 2011 after renovations starting in 2007. This building, once home to the Fava family, is now a cultural hub.

Inside, you will find various exhibitions showcasing art and history.

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Palazzo Fava

2 Via Manzoni, 40121, Bologna

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Stefania, Italy

29 Dec 2024

Excellent

Molto coinvolgente

Palazzo Fava: Ai Weiwei. Who Am I? Exhibition

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01 Jan 2025

Excellent

servizio comodo e rapido da usare, non richiede noiose registrazioni e pwd

Palazzo Fava: Ai Weiwei. Who Am I? Exhibition

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18 Nov 2024

Excellent

Molto bella le opere sono stimolanti l'ambiente è superbo

Palazzo Fava: Ai Weiwei. Who Am I? Exhibition

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