Zauli, One Hundred Years On. When Clay Becomes Form

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Some anniversaries deserve to be told through matter itself. From 4 July to 30 September, Casa Museo Remo Brindisi hosts an exhibition dedicated to Carlo Zauli, one of the leading figures in 20th-century Italian ceramics and sculpture.

Friday 4 July, 9.30 pm, the opening evening will be introduced by Claudio Spadoni, guiding visitors through the exhibition.

Born in Faenza on 19 August 1926, Zauli turned clay into a universal language, one that has crossed a century without losing its force. Born from a collaboration between Casa Museo Remo Brindisi and Museo Carlo Zauli, this exhibition is one of the key events marking the centenary of his birth, alongside exhibitions, workshops and encounters held across the region.

Opening hours

• March, April, May, September, October: Thursday to Sunday and public holidays, 10 am–12.30 pm / 3–6.30 pm
• June, July, August: Tuesday to Sunday, evening opening 7–11 pm
• By appointment, the Museum welcomes groups and school parties year-round

Lido di Spina, Via N. Pisano, 51 – 44029 Comacchio (FE)
Tel. +39 0533 330963 
casamuseoremobrindisi@comune.comacchio.fe.it

Published information is subject to change. For updates, please check the official event pages or contact the Comacchio Tourist Information Office: +39 0533 314154.

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