Tourism & Art

Caracciolo Hospitality invests in culture: the hotel’s exhibition programme gets underway

From September, the group’s hotels and restaurants will host exhibitions by contemporary artists including Gentile, Martone, Alessio and De Bona

Una delle opere che saranno esposte nell’ambito della mostra “La Forma delle cose” di Francesco Alessio

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Tourism and art. From September to November, the hotels of the Caracciolo Hospitality Group will host a programme of contemporary art exhibitions: an initiative to promote tourism and invest in culture. The group’s hotels – Palazzo Caracciolo Naples, a Hilton affiliate, the de Bonart Naples, Curio Collection by Hilton and the Grand Hotel Telese – will host artistic projects that differ in style and sensibility but are united by a desire to create an authentic dialogue between art, the city and the public, transforming the hotels into venues for social interaction and cultural experiences.

The programme opens at de Bonart Naples with ‘Napolitudine’, an exhibition dedicated to Luigi Gentile, running from 9 September to 9 October 2026 and organised in collaboration with the Luigi Gentile Foundation. The exhibition explores the artist’s inner, poetic vision of Naples through works that present the Neapolitan capital as a place of the soul, blending vitality, memory and melancholy. The project builds on the core of the exhibition presented at the Maschio Angioino as part of the Napoli 2500 celebrations, offering a new opportunity to explore the work of one of the city’s most sensitive interpreters.

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From 16 September to 16 November 2026, Palazzo Caracciolo, a Naples Hilton Affiliate, will host the exhibition “Composizioni” by Giordano Martone. Through two-dimensional and three-dimensional works, assemblages and installations, the artist will bring about a veritable creative invasion of the building’s spaces. Also on display is “L’Albero delle Chiavi della Pace” (The Tree of Keys to Peace), a work-in-progress installation situated in the cloister, conceived as a symbol of dialogue, sharing and collective participation.

Also at de Bonart Naples, from 21 October to 21 November 2026, the exhibition project “La forma delle cose” by Francesco Alessio (with a tribute to Salvatore Paladino) is scheduled to take place. Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples and at the Capodimonte Picture Gallery, Alessio is a Neapolitan sculptor and lecturer who has for years focused his research on archetypes and the essential structures of form. In his works, matter becomes a language and a tool for reflection, transforming into a veritable culture of space, capable of linking memory, sign and contemporary perception.

The programme continues with the Finarte The Gallery project, an initiative developed by Finarte and the Caracciolo Hospitality Group that transforms the spaces at Deschevaliers Restaurant, within de Bonart Naples, into a gallery dedicated to contemporary art and photography. The exhibition offers guests an immersive experience and the opportunity to discover the works available for purchase via an online platform. Finarte, a leading player in the Italian art collecting market, now has 3 offices, 21 departments, organises 70 auctions a year and continues to expand in the luxury, art and design sectors.

There has already been a precedent: the ‘Ichnos’ exhibition by Pierpaolo De Bona, which, given the interest it has generated, has been extended. Having opened in mid-June, the exhibition will remain open to the public, exceptionally, until 26 October. On Wednesday 16 September at 7.00 pm, ‘Ichnos | Il Secondo Sguardo’ will take place, an exclusive event reserved for invited guests with Pierpaolo De Bona. Through a guided tour of the works on display, the artist will lead guests on a journey of discovery through the project, recounting its origins, the creative process and his personal quest for harmony.

The exhibition year will draw to a close with the fourth and final exhibition in the 2026 programme. From 28 October, the opening date, the spotlight will be on the artist Heinz Schattner, whose exhibition will be marked by an invitation-only opening reception. Follador, a historic Venetian winery founded in 1769 and regarded as one of the leading producers of Prosecco Superiore DOCG, will be the wine sponsor at the opening reception.

The exhibitions will be open to guests who have booked a dinner during the restaurant’s opening hours; on request, it will also be possible to arrange private viewings outside opening hours. Finally, all the exhibitions will be accessible online via the gallery.finarte.it platform, extending the exhibition experience beyond the physical space and fostering an encounter between contemporary art and collecting.

With this new exhibition programme, the Caracciolo Hospitality Group reaffirms its commitment to making its hotels cultural spaces open to the city, where contemporary art, hospitality and the local area interact naturally. Each exhibition provides an opportunity for artists, guests and the local community to come together, helping to reinforce the role of the hotels as genuine cultural hubs within the Neapolitan landscape.

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