From 13 September, the halls of the Palazzi dell'Arte will reopen to the public and host an exhibition dedicated to the work of Marco Pesaresi, which depicts a nocturnal, marginal, vibrant and often invisible Rimini. 
Over one hundred photographs – many of which are unpublished, in colour and large format – construct a narrative that traverses venues, bodies, dreams and transgressions. These images correspond to Pier Vittorio Tondelli's novel “Rimini”, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. The exhibition dedicated to the work of Marco Pesaresi and the novel by Pier Vittorio Tondelli come together to recreate the image of Rimini at the end of the millennium, a city of culture and humanity, dreams and transgressions.
The exhibition, curated by Jana Liskova and Mario Beltrambini, inaugurates the new season at the Palazzi dell'Arte and has been made possible thanks to the collaboration of the Municipality of Savignano and Isa Perazzini, the photographer's mother.
Opening cerimony on  Saturday 13 September from 6pm to 9pm. Free admission. The curators will be present.