Torino's Street Art

(Source: Turismo Torino)

Thanks to the Arte per Strada website, you can discover the many street art works you come across while walking around Torino.

Millo's Murals

With the project "Habitat", Millo has transformed thirteen windowless facades of Barriera di Milano into as many works of public art. Thirteen images linked by a single common thread: the relationship between man, perpetually out of scale, and the urban fabric. The dense texture of the buildings and the gestures of a series of “good giants” amaze viewers who admire what surrounds them.

MAU

The MAU (MUSEO ARTE URBANA) was set up in 1995 following a refurbishment project of Borgo Campidoglio, a late 19th century working-class district located in a semi-central area of Torino.

The works on display are continually being changed, restored and created, thanks to periodic projects. In addition to the wall paintings, the itinerary includes the "Artistic Benches" and the "Campidoglio Gallery". Specific itineraries for people with mobility impairments have been implemented since 2016, thanks to the cooperation with the Volonwrite association.

To Shape - Torino Urban Art District

To Shape - Torino Urban Art District is the City of Torino's 'open-air gallery' that brings together the legacy of the works of Murarte, Street Attitudes, Pareti ad Arte, Porte ad Arte, PicTurin, B.Art, TOward, SAM-Street Art Museum, MAU-Museo Arte Urbana, Spazio Portici-Percorsi Creativi and the artistic actions within Parco Dora. It is a new vision of art that places street art, muralism and urban art at the centre.

'To Shape' will give merit to the already existing works (sedimented in the territory over the last 20 years) and will be the reference point for future interventions. It is also an unavoidable space for innovation also within the art world.

For more info:    https://www.turismotorino.org/en/search/node?keys=street+art