The exhibition The Face of God, Face of Man, hosted at the Diocesan Museum of Agrigento, is an artistic and spiritual itinerary that transforms the museum experience into an inner journey.
Between March and May 2026, the spaces of MuDiA will host a five-part journey through the Paschal Mystery, intertwining painting, devotion, and collective memory: works from the 17th to 19th centuries dialogue with each other in a narrative that focuses on the face of Christ as a mirror of humanity.
More than a simple exhibition, it is an immersive narrative made of silences, symbols, and evocative sounds, where art becomes an opportunity for contemplation and rediscovery, capable of uniting aesthetic beauty and spiritual exploration in a single, intense experience.
📍 Agrigento, Sicilia · 👥 55367 residents
Agrigento is a Sicilian city located on the island's southwest coast, renowned for its rich historical, archaeological, and cultural heritage. Founded around the 6th century BC as a Greek colony called Akragas, Agrigento...
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