On Saturday, June 28, 2025, starting at 11:00 AM, the inauguration of the new exhibitions at Palazzo Collicola in Spoleto is scheduled. The cycle, which will last throughout the summer season until November 2, includes five new exhibition projects: a solo show by the internationally renowned artist William Kentridge titled Fugitive Thoughts; an exhibition featuring a selection of works from the collection of Primo De Donno; an exhibition of posters from the Festival dei Due Mondi; a solo show by Stefano Cerio titled Bodies of Air; an exhibition to celebrate the ten years of activity of the Mahler & LeWitt Studios association, active in Spoleto since 2015.

With this series of events, Palazzo Collicola continues the celebrations of the twenty-fifth year since its opening: a milestone that will be celebrated throughout 2025 with a rich program of exhibitions and initiatives. The Church of Santi Giovanni e Paolo, one of the venues of the Musei Civici di Spoleto, will also be involved in the summer inaugurations with an exhibition by Gianni Politi titled Things Will Never Be the Same Again (of the Anarchic Power of Love) curated by Saverio Verini.
The exhibition program is made possible thanks to the Municipality of Spoleto, in collaboration with: Festival dei Due Mondi, Lia Rumma gallery, William Kentridge Studio, CaRiSpo Foundation, Friends of Palazzo Collicola association, Viaindustriae, Mahler & LeWitt Studios, University of West Georgia, and with the support of Maggioli Cultura e Turismo. 

Also on the ground floor is the Festival dei Due Mondi. Posters 1958-2025: an exhibition section dedicated to the posters of the Festival created from 1958 to the present day, a journey through the history of art and that of the Festival. Balthus, Daniel Buren, Alberto Burri, Enzo Cucchi, Willem De Kooning, Niki de Saint Phalle, Helen Frankenthaler, David Hockney, Jasper Johns, Anish Kapoor, Joan Miró, Luigi Ontani, Cy Twombly, Emilio Vedova are just some of the great artists who have signed the posters over the course of the 68 editions. The exhibition is made possible thanks to the unprecedented collaboration between the Musei Civici di Spoleto, the Festival dei Due Mondi, and the University of West Georgia, an institution long linked to Spoleto, which with its contribution has allowed to enhance this precious heritage.