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Palazzo Riso
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The Palazzo Riso, or RISO, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea della Sicilia, is a regional contemporary art museum located in the ancient Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Palermo, Italy.
Nearby attractions
Quattro Canti
Piazza Villena, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
No Mafia Memorial
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 353, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Fontana Pretoria
Piazza Pretoria, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
Palermo Cathedral
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 490, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Church of San Giuseppe dei Padri Teatini
Via Vittorio Emanuele, SNC, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Palazzo Alliata Villafranca
Piazza Bologni, 20, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Chiesa del Gesù di Casa Professa
Piazza Casa Professa, 21, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Church of St. Mary of the Admiral
Piazza Bellini, 3, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
Church of Most Holy Saviour
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 396/A, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Church of San Cataldo
Piazza Bellini, 1, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
Nearby restaurants
I Cucci
Piazza Bologni, 3/4, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Carlo V
Piazza Bologni, 22, 90100 Palermo PA, Italy
Bisso Bistrot
Via Maqueda, 172A, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
RISTORANTE PRIMI PIATTI
Quattro Canti, Vicolo S. Giuseppe, 2/c, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Ciurma Palermo Maqueda
Via Maqueda, 235, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
Caffè del Kassaro
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 390, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Tara - Bottega e Cucina
Via Maqueda, 204, Via Maqueda, 208, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Timilia
Via Maqueda, 221, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
Locanda del Gusto
Via Vittorio Emanuele, 316, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
Villena
Via Maqueda, 176, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy
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Palazzo Riso

Via Vittorio Emanuele, 365, 90134 Palermo PA, Italy
4.2(455)
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The Palazzo Riso, or RISO, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea della Sicilia, is a regional contemporary art museum located in the ancient Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Palermo, Italy.

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attractions: Quattro Canti, No Mafia Memorial, Fontana Pretoria, Palermo Cathedral, Church of San Giuseppe dei Padri Teatini, Palazzo Alliata Villafranca, Chiesa del Gesù di Casa Professa, Church of St. Mary of the Admiral, Church of Most Holy Saviour, Church of San Cataldo, restaurants: I Cucci, Carlo V, Bisso Bistrot, RISTORANTE PRIMI PIATTI, Ciurma Palermo Maqueda, Caffè del Kassaro, Tara - Bottega e Cucina, Timilia, Locanda del Gusto, Villena
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+39 091 587717
Website
museoartecontemporanea.it

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Nearby attractions of Palazzo Riso

Quattro Canti

No Mafia Memorial

Fontana Pretoria

Palermo Cathedral

Church of San Giuseppe dei Padri Teatini

Palazzo Alliata Villafranca

Chiesa del Gesù di Casa Professa

Church of St. Mary of the Admiral

Church of Most Holy Saviour

Church of San Cataldo

Quattro Canti

Quattro Canti

4.6

(11.2K)

Open 24 hours
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No Mafia Memorial

No Mafia Memorial

4.7

(613)

Open 24 hours
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Fontana Pretoria

Fontana Pretoria

4.6

(3.1K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Palermo Cathedral

Palermo Cathedral

4.7

(17.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Lets enjoy an authentic Sicilian dinner
Lets enjoy an authentic Sicilian dinner
Thu, Dec 4 • 12:00 PM
90144, Palermo, Sicily, Italy
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Trekking in Palermo among nature and local food
Trekking in Palermo among nature and local food
Fri, Dec 5 • 9:15 AM
90127, Palermo, Sicily, Italy
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Palermo pasta & tiramisu cooking class with wine
Palermo pasta & tiramisu cooking class with wine
Thu, Dec 4 • 3:00 PM
90137, Palermo, Sicily, Italy
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Nearby restaurants of Palazzo Riso

I Cucci

Carlo V

Bisso Bistrot

RISTORANTE PRIMI PIATTI

Ciurma Palermo Maqueda

Caffè del Kassaro

Tara - Bottega e Cucina

Timilia

Locanda del Gusto

Villena

I Cucci

I Cucci

4.2

(763)

$$$

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Carlo V

Carlo V

3.7

(589)

Click for details
Bisso Bistrot

Bisso Bistrot

4.2

(1.9K)

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RISTORANTE PRIMI PIATTI

RISTORANTE PRIMI PIATTI

4.2

(695)

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Reviews of Palazzo Riso

4.2
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1.0
1y

Perhaps The West is lost after all 😱. I need a drink. Post to illustrate the sheer awfulness of this taxpayer-funded museum. Glorious palace building with C-list content. Not worth the 7 Euros. Don’t go.

Palermo is choc-a-bloc with old crumbling noble palaces. Quite a few are restored by government with buckets of taxpayers money. Then the state museum struggles to fill it up. It never occurs to them instead to incentivise the private sector - or indeed the extant noble owners - by deregulating and tax credits and keeping the state nannies at bay.

Take this one. Building and location are to die for. The Region of Sicily then renovated the ruin, and opened it as a contemporary art museum. The art content is so awful (compared with similar museums elsewhere in the world). This one also boasts two colossal courtyards, ideally suited for statutes. Instead, they harbour a circle of rocks which are not abandoned building materials, an upside down tree in rubbish bags, wasteland, and of course a pile of garbage (last photos) (it wouldn’t be Palermo without).

Nobody goes. The eight or so staff play with their phones. Hard...

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1.0
8y

We paid 12 euros to enter the museum. We were led to (and escorted all the way by a guard-like lady who refused to let either of us be alone in any of the galleries) the special show.

We are extremely open-minded on the whole topic, but an exhibition consisting of choice of apparent electric circuit designs, accompanied by a comprehensive show (or perhaps it was a different exhibit entirely, but our guard would not or could not explain) of wardrobes, hung on the ceiling (sic), seemed uninspiring, or perhaps beyond our powers of appreciation. One of the wardrobes did have just one door open and hanging down. Did we fail to appreciate something?

When we attempted to visit the permanent collection we were aggressively (actually, very aggressively) refused and told to come back at the end of the day.

There is an expression of which we have heard: "Iconic Art". It means" I con anyone I can get away with conning"

In this case, sadly, the whole museum seemed to be an "Iconic...

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5.0
7y

They let a band play a full tribute to David Bowie on July 1, 2017 for almost two hours! I loved it! All I here in Hawaii is Rap and Hawaiian and more Rap and more Ghetto Rap!

Mahalo nui loa to Sicilia (Big thanks) for my interest in Music. The lead singer was a girl. She did an EXCELLENT job singing Bowie's Songs. I wish I could wake up with someone like her with all the Mana'o (knowleage in Hawaiian).

Maybe this is way I feel at home on this island: Sicilia! My last trip was April...

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Jp FloruJp Floru
Perhaps The West is lost after all 😱. I need a drink. Post to illustrate the sheer awfulness of this taxpayer-funded museum. Glorious palace building with C-list content. Not worth the 7 Euros. Don’t go. Palermo is choc-a-bloc with old crumbling noble palaces. Quite a few are restored by government with buckets of taxpayers money. Then the state museum struggles to fill it up. It never occurs to them instead to incentivise the private sector - or indeed the extant noble owners - by deregulating and tax credits and keeping the state nannies at bay. Take this one. Building and location are to die for. The Region of Sicily then renovated the ruin, and opened it as a contemporary art museum. The art content is so awful (compared with similar museums elsewhere in the world). This one also boasts two colossal courtyards, ideally suited for statutes. Instead, they harbour a circle of rocks which are not abandoned building materials, an upside down tree in rubbish bags, wasteland, and of course a pile of garbage (last photos) (it wouldn’t be Palermo without). Nobody goes. The eight or so staff play with their phones. Hard pass 👎 2/10
Itvara XItvara X
Ubicato tra la Cattedrale e i 4 Canti, Palazzo Belmonte Riso è un palazzo settecentesco in stile neoclassico, appartenuto originariamente ai principi di Ventimiglia Belmonte e poi alla famiglia nobiliare Riso. Dal 2005 ospita il museo d'arte Moderna e contemporanea regionale. Attualmente la collezione permanente non è molto vasta ma, a breve, verrà ampliata grazie alla ristrutturazione di alcune aree del palazzo, distrutte durante la seconda guerra mondiale. Per questa ragione il museo chiuderà i battenti per circa 2 anni, fino all'ultimazione dei lavori. Il palazzo ospita anche una caffetteria ed un negozio di souvenir, a cui è possibile accedere anche senza biglietto. Inoltre alla fine dell'atrio c'è anche un muro punico di grande importanza archeologica Tra le varie attività, oltre alle mostre temporanee, spesso vengono organizzati nell'atrio, eventi culturali, musicali e teatrali, sia gratis che a pagamento. L'ingresso in sedia a rotelle è possibile sia dall'ingresso principale, sia ai piani grazie alla presenza di un ascensore.
Varvara VypritskikhVarvara Vypritskikh
Были сегодня.. как бы помягче выразиться? Мне даже за бесплатно было жалко потраченного времени. Возможно, там бывают выставки интересные, но не сейчас...(я все ходила и искала, может есть какой-то зал закрытый?? Нашла на нижнем этаже, оказался туалет).)))) Максимальная деградация и тупизм современного искусства. Неплохая идея бумажных слепков со стен Палермо. Ну и куски старинных стен в самих залах. Пение цикад как сопровождение, тоже. Я очень уважительно отношусь к чужому труду и творчеству, сама связана с искусством, но на мой взгляд в луже больше смысла, чем в этих экспозициях... А серия фото вобще треш: более глупые кадры прям поискать надо... И все это я бы не писала, если б не увидела, что в обычный день вход стоит 6 евро и что это происходит в сердце города. И какого города..Палермо! Где уличные художники рисуют лучше, чем те, что выставили в центре города. И вообще, после всей этой красоты на каждом шагу и после настоящего искусства, обидно за таких современников ((( Простите мои чувства, надеюсь никого не обидеть
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Perhaps The West is lost after all 😱. I need a drink. Post to illustrate the sheer awfulness of this taxpayer-funded museum. Glorious palace building with C-list content. Not worth the 7 Euros. Don’t go. Palermo is choc-a-bloc with old crumbling noble palaces. Quite a few are restored by government with buckets of taxpayers money. Then the state museum struggles to fill it up. It never occurs to them instead to incentivise the private sector - or indeed the extant noble owners - by deregulating and tax credits and keeping the state nannies at bay. Take this one. Building and location are to die for. The Region of Sicily then renovated the ruin, and opened it as a contemporary art museum. The art content is so awful (compared with similar museums elsewhere in the world). This one also boasts two colossal courtyards, ideally suited for statutes. Instead, they harbour a circle of rocks which are not abandoned building materials, an upside down tree in rubbish bags, wasteland, and of course a pile of garbage (last photos) (it wouldn’t be Palermo without). Nobody goes. The eight or so staff play with their phones. Hard pass 👎 2/10
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Ubicato tra la Cattedrale e i 4 Canti, Palazzo Belmonte Riso è un palazzo settecentesco in stile neoclassico, appartenuto originariamente ai principi di Ventimiglia Belmonte e poi alla famiglia nobiliare Riso. Dal 2005 ospita il museo d'arte Moderna e contemporanea regionale. Attualmente la collezione permanente non è molto vasta ma, a breve, verrà ampliata grazie alla ristrutturazione di alcune aree del palazzo, distrutte durante la seconda guerra mondiale. Per questa ragione il museo chiuderà i battenti per circa 2 anni, fino all'ultimazione dei lavori. Il palazzo ospita anche una caffetteria ed un negozio di souvenir, a cui è possibile accedere anche senza biglietto. Inoltre alla fine dell'atrio c'è anche un muro punico di grande importanza archeologica Tra le varie attività, oltre alle mostre temporanee, spesso vengono organizzati nell'atrio, eventi culturali, musicali e teatrali, sia gratis che a pagamento. L'ingresso in sedia a rotelle è possibile sia dall'ingresso principale, sia ai piani grazie alla presenza di un ascensore.
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Были сегодня.. как бы помягче выразиться? Мне даже за бесплатно было жалко потраченного времени. Возможно, там бывают выставки интересные, но не сейчас...(я все ходила и искала, может есть какой-то зал закрытый?? Нашла на нижнем этаже, оказался туалет).)))) Максимальная деградация и тупизм современного искусства. Неплохая идея бумажных слепков со стен Палермо. Ну и куски старинных стен в самих залах. Пение цикад как сопровождение, тоже. Я очень уважительно отношусь к чужому труду и творчеству, сама связана с искусством, но на мой взгляд в луже больше смысла, чем в этих экспозициях... А серия фото вобще треш: более глупые кадры прям поискать надо... И все это я бы не писала, если б не увидела, что в обычный день вход стоит 6 евро и что это происходит в сердце города. И какого города..Палермо! Где уличные художники рисуют лучше, чем те, что выставили в центре города. И вообще, после всей этой красоты на каждом шагу и после настоящего искусства, обидно за таких современников ((( Простите мои чувства, надеюсь никого не обидеть
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