The exhibition of the finalists of Urban Connections on show at the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art from 28 January celebrates the projects presented by artists under 35 for the creation of a site-specific work for the dividing wall between Rome's St. Peter's Station and the ‘Crocifisso’ Multipurpose Centre.

Forme nel Verde brings Maurizio Cattelan's project Eternity, presented at the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, to San Quirico d'Orcia to recreate the Artist's Cemetery within the setting of the Horti Leonini for the 48th edition of the event.

Vuoti a Rendere (Empty to Return) is an urban regeneration and contemporary art project created to restore vitality to unused historic spaces in Colle di Val d'Elsa.

From 24 September to 4 October 2020, the exhibition took the form of a widespread art exhibition: six historic shops were temporarily converted into urban art galleries. Spaces rich in memory and identity were reinterpreted through a variety of artistic languages, thanks to the contribution of over thirty artists, creating a dialogue between the urban fabric and contemporary research.

Eternity is a project conceived by Maurizio Cattelan in collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts in Carrara, with the aim of creating an artists' cemetery.