A new major exhibition entitled  “Storie del Novecento in Toscana. Soffici, Viani, Rosai, Maccari, Marcucci, Venturi: dal ritorno all’ordine alla conquista del disordine” (Stories of the twentieth century in Tuscany. Soffici, Viani, Rosai, Maccari, Marcucci, Venturi: from the return to order to the conquest of disorder), curated by Maurizio Vanni and Piero Pananti. Due to the spread of Coronavirus, activities were suspended from 8 March 8 to 17 May 2020. From Monday 18 May 2020 the Lu.C.C.A. reopens to the public who will be able to visit the ongoing exhibition again until 30 August 2020. The reception will be made in compliance with the measures of social distancing and the anti-contagion protocol for the safety of all

The exhibition, consisting of about eighty works including sculptures, large paintings and drawings, is divided into six small solo exhibitions that take place in the eight rooms of the museum.

It is a Tuscany, that of the twentieth century, which combines tradition and avant-garde, classicism and modernism. A fertile period, the twentieth century, which saw the overcoming of the Futurist experience and brought artists and intellectuals to review their thoughts on the Avant-garde.
The exhibition starts from the assumption that the identity of a territory, its tradition, the fact that it has been a point of reference for world culture over several centuries, never question the disruptive force of the past, indeed, they confirm it even when they seem to violate it.