Image: Installation view, Inserzioni, Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli-Torino, 2026 Courtesy Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli-Torino Photo Sebastiano Pellion di Persano
Huda Takriti’s work is on view in Room 29-bis at Museo d'arte contemporanea del castello di Rivoli in Turin, where a section of 'Inserzioni: Re-Readings' presents photographs, written pages and notes illuminated in a series of lightboxes. The museum’s notice directs visitors to the presentation through 27 September.
The material described in the announcement points to an installation built around reading and re-reading, with images and text arranged side by side rather than separated into distinct categories. According to the museum text, the room reveals “another part” of Takriti’s work within 'Inserzioni: Re-Readings', suggesting an installation that is not confined to a single image format but instead unfolds across different kinds of documentary and written material.
No further interpretive details are provided in the source, but the installation’s use of lightboxes indicates a display strategy that gives equal visual emphasis to photographs, pages and annotations. That combination places attention on the relationship between image, language and note-taking, and on the way an artist can construct meaning through serial presentation rather than through a single finished object.
The announcement identifies the presentation specifically as an exhibition of Huda Takriti at the Turin museum, with the dates running from 13 August to 27 September 2026. The museum’s short notice does not list additional components, public programmes or companion displays, and it does not expand on the curatorial framework beyond the reference to 'Inserzioni: Re-Readings'.
Castello di Rivoli, whose full name is Museo d'arte contemporanea del castello di Rivoli, is the institution sharing the update. In this case, the museum text serves as the only source material available, so the confirmed details remain limited to the room number, the format of the installation and the exhibition dates.
Visitors have until 27 September to see Huda Takriti’s presentation in Room 29-bis, where the lightboxes illuminate photographs, written pages and notes as part of 'Inserzioni: Re-Readings'.
