When does the exhibition of the Masterpieces from the Tate end?

The exhibition ends on Sunday 27 September 2026 in Como. The finissage is the evening event indicated for the completion of the Masterpieces by the Tate. Access to the public is free from 18:00 to 21:00, with last admission at 20:30. The source presents the evening as a last tribute to international art and does not indicate other dates.

What are the times of free admission?

The public can freely access the exhibitions from 18:00 to 21:00 on Sunday 27 September 2026. The last entry is scheduled at 20:30. The source then distinguishes the cut-off time to enter from the final time of the evening band. No different times are indicated for individual exhibitions or additional access conditions.

Where are the exhibitions dedicated to artists?

The exhibitions dedicated to William Turner are shown in the Broletto and in the Pinacoteca civica. In San Pietro in Atrio, on the other hand, there are exhibitions dedicated to the artists Jim Lambie and David Batchelor. The announcement brings the three venues together in the same evening of finissage, with free admission in the range between 18:00 and 21:00.

Turner in Como: free evening finissage on September 27

Di Redazione Frontaliere Ticino · Published on 27 September 2026

Free evening finissage of the Tate masterpieces in Como

On 27 settembre 2026 at Como, the closing event for Masterpieces from Tate: free admission from 18 to 21, last admission at 20:30.

Context

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Operational details

The practical value of the announcement lies in the timing. For those who must decide whether to include the visit in their evening, the announcement clearly distinguishes the opening, the end of access and the last possible moment to enter.

Table 1: Indication
Indication	Data
Evening opening	18:00
Last entry	20:30
End of opening	21:00

This sequence avoids confusing the last entry with the end of the opening period: the two indications are different and must be read separately. Access to the exhibitions is defined as free, while the source adds no conditions regarding reservations, documents, tickets or length of stay. It is therefore not possible to derive any further procedure from the text.

A program to read without additions

The distribution of the venues also requires precise reading. For William Turner, the Broletto and the Pinacoteca civica are mentioned; for Jim Lambie and David Batchelor, San Pietro in Atrio is mentioned. The announcement does not establish an order of visit, assign times to the individual venues or indicate a route between the locations. For a cross-border commuter, this is the useful distinction: the locations of the exhibitions and the common time window are known, but no further logistical details.

The announcement does not address topics such as the G permit, AVS, LPP, LAMal, tax rebates or withholding tax: for a cross-border commuter, these subjects are not part of the announced content and should not be attributed to the event. Information about transport or connections remains outside the source text; for a separate in-depth look, the page on mezzi pubblici in Ticino is available.

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Key points

To turn the announcement into a reminder, the reader can follow four steps derived from the evening's details.

The essential reminder

1. Mark Sunday 27 September 2026 in the calendar, the date of the finissage of Masterpieces from Tate. 2. Choose the section to see: William Turner at the Broletto and Pinacoteca civica; Jim Lambie and David Batchelor at San Pietro in Atrio. 3. Consider the free-admission period, from 18:00 to 21:00. 4. Plan entry by 20:30, indicated as the last admission.

The reminder stops here, because the source does not indicate reservations, documents to present, length of stay or routes between the venues. Adding these elements would mean completing the news with information that is not present. The certain part, however, is sufficient to identify the event and its three coordinates: date, venues and time.

For a cross-border worker considering a cultural evening in Como, the usefulness of the finissage lies in its evening format and free admission. The press release presents it as a final tribute to international art, with Turner, Lambie and Batchelor on the same occasion. The text contains no information about other related events or additional dates.

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Source: comozero.it

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the exhibition of the Masterpieces from the Tate end?: The exhibition ends on Sunday 27 September 2026 in Como. The finissage is the evening event indicated for the completion of the Masterpieces by the Tate. Access to the public is free from 18:00 to 21:00, with last admission at 20:30. The source presents the evening as a last tribute to international art and does not indicate other dates.
What are the times of free admission?: The public can freely access the exhibitions from 18:00 to 21:00 on Sunday 27 September 2026. The last entry is scheduled at 20:30. The source then distinguishes the cut-off time to enter from the final time of the evening band. No different times are indicated for individual exhibitions or additional access conditions.
Where are the exhibitions dedicated to artists?: The exhibitions dedicated to William Turner are shown in the Broletto and in the Pinacoteca civica. In San Pietro in Atrio, on the other hand, there are exhibitions dedicated to the artists Jim Lambie and David Batchelor. The announcement brings the three venues together in the same evening of finissage, with free admission in the range between 18:00 and 21:00.