MEF Museo Ettore Fico is a modern art museum in Turin dedicated to Biellese painter Ettore Fico, whose work is shown here. Its exhibitions have included artists such as Bruno Munari and Enrico Berlinguer, with works presented in a contemporary setting. The museum also brings art and design together with experimental theatre, dance and debates. Take a look at the upstairs displays, where some exhibitions include artists’ sketchbooks, then browse the bookshop or stop at the restaurant bar.
Art and events at MEF
MEF Museo Ettore Fico is dedicated to Ettore Fico, a painter from Biella who lived from 1917 to 2004. The museum exhibits his work and has also presented exhibitions devoted to artists such as Bruno Munari and Enrico Berlinguer.
The museum’s programme brings art and design together with experimental theatre, dance and debates. Its contemporary setting gives you space to explore exhibitions alongside these events.
Upstairs displays and the bookshop
Some exhibitions upstairs include artists’ sketchbooks, offering a closer look at their working process. The museum’s bookshop sells charcoal canvases and paper, as well as books and other items.
There is a restaurant bar inside the museum, so you can take a break during your visit. The space has a modern design, and the bar is a lively part of the museum.
FAQ
Is MEF Museo Ettore Fico wheelchair accessible?
The museum has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator and restroom.
Should I book tickets in advance?
Advance tickets are recommended.
What can I see at the museum?
The museum is dedicated to Ettore Fico and has hosted exhibitions by artists including Bruno Munari and Enrico Berlinguer. Some upstairs exhibitions include artists’ sketchbooks.
