Caracciolo Hospitality Group is creating a space for art in its Hilton hotels in Naples.
Three different art projects
From September to November, de Bonart Naples Curio Collection by Hilton and Palazzo Caracciolo Naples Hilton Affiliate will host a new exhibition programme that will transform the hotels’ spaces into venues for dialogue between creativity, the local area and the public. The group’s hotels will host three different art projects, transforming the properties into venues for socializing and cultural experiences.
An exhibition of the works of Luigi Gentile
The programme kicks off at de Bonart Naples with "Napolitudine," an exhibition of the works of Luigi Gentile, that will run from 9 September to 9 October 2026 and is organized in collaboration with the Luigi Gentile Foundation. The exhibition explores the artist’s inner, poetic vision of Naples through works that portray the Neapolitan capital as a place of the soul, suspended between vitality, memory and melancholy.
The spotlight on Giordano Martone and Francesco Alessio
From 16 September to 16 November 2026, at Palazzo Caracciolo (a Naples Hilton Affiliate), Giordano Martone will take centre stage with the exhibition "Composizioni." Through two- and three-dimensional works, assemblages and installations, the artist will bring about a veritable creative invasion of the palace’s spaces. Also at de Bonart Naples, from 21 October to 21 November 2026, Francesco Alessio will feature in the exhibition “La forma delle cose.” The exhibition will be a journey that explores the subtle boundary between the visible and the invisible through sculptures, installations and works of both small and large formats created from iron, stone, terracotta and paper.
Art and photography in de Bonart Naples' Deschevaliers Restaurant
The programme continues with the Finarte The Gallery project, curated by Finarte and the Caracciolo Hospitality Group that transforms the spaces of the Deschevaliers Restaurant in de Bonart Naples into a gallery dedicated to contemporary art and photography. Given the great interest it has attracted, Pierpaolo De Bona’s exhibition "Ichnos: the search for harmony" has been extended, remaining open to the public, exceptionally, until 26 October 2026.
