It will be the largest exhibition ever dedicated to Piero della Francesca: this is how the National Gallery in London announced it, noting that the exhibition will bring together, for the first time in centuries, some of Piero della…
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Exhibitions Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park
A Christ who, after more than two thousand years on the cross, decides to come down and sit at its foot, weary of what he sees happening in the world. An orangutan fleeing a room while dragging a chandelier behind him, a giraffe carrying a…
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Exhibitions Ancient art Archaeology New technologies of art
From October 13 to November 29, 2026, the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, located at 131 Viale delle Belle Arti, will host “Luigi & Iango. “Corpi speciali” is an exhibition dedicated to the international…
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Exhibitions Accessible museums Ministry of Culture
From October 30 to December 4, 2026, the Bottegantica Gallery in Milan will host “Futurism 1918–1944,” an exhibition dedicated to the movement’s developments during the interwar years. The exhibition, curated by the gallery and on…
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Exhibitions Ancient art Artemisia Gentileschi Six hundred
From relentless work to the celebration of folk traditions, from industrial areas to small signs of individual eccentricity: provincial Veneto takes center stage in *Venetudine*, a solo exhibition by Fratelli Calgaro hosted by Studio Santa…
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Exhibitions Modern Art Nineteenth century Twentieth Century
What does a lion tell us about the history of Florence? For centuries, its image has been a constant presence in the city’s political and cultural life—from the sculptures in its squares and public buildings to its architectural…
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Exhibitions Genoa Palazzi dei Rolli Rolli Days
Sixty years afterthe flood that struck Florence on November 4, 1966, the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (KHI) is presenting a selection of eight photographs by Ivo Bazzechi (1920–1975) on the facade of its headquarters at Via Giusti…
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Exhibitions Ancient Egypt Grand Egyptian Museum Libraries
From Adolfo Wildt to Luciano Fabro and Alberto Garutti, the history of the Brera Academy of Fine Arts is also reflected in the works of those who taught in its classrooms. *The Masters of Brera* is dedicated to these figures . *Teaching…
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Exhibitions Miracle Square Pisa Roberto Bolle
Digging beneath the surface of things, bringing to light what remains hidden, and examining the fragilities that lie behind everyday gestures: this is the core of the exploration in BURROWED, the exhibition by Joanna Piotrowska (Warsaw…
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Exhibitions L'Aquila Photography
Over sixty years of research, experimentation, and inventions that transform everyday objects into surprising experiences: this is the central theme of Denis Santachiara – “Ecstasy of Artifice: Design Since 1966,” the major…
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Exhibitions Contemporary art Italian Council
The landscape around Vesuvius is not merely a natural setting: it is a territory where human presence, the transformations of time, and the force of nature intertwine. It is from this relationship that Luciano D’Inverno’s…
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Jack Vettriano’s paintings are coming to Trieste for a retrospective that traces the Scottish artist’s narrative universe: From October 29, 2026, to May 2, 2027, the Salone degli Incanti will host over 80 works, including…
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The collection of Lorenzo the Magnificent (Florence, 1449 – 1492) was much more than a collection of paintings and sculptures: among the works and objects preserved in the Medici residence on Via Larga in Florence were gems, cameos…
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Exhibitions Painting Photography Twentieth Century
Go Nagai ’s illustrations of Dante’s*Inferno* will be showcased alongside drawings by two masters of Tuscan Mannerism at Lucca Comics & Games 2026. From October 28 to November 1, at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni of the…
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Exhibitions John Factors Leghorn Macchiaioli
From October 19 to November 25, 2026, the Robert Simon Fine Art gallery in New York is dedicating an exhibition—titled *La prima* (The First), as she is considered the first Florentine woman to achieve fame as a painter—to Sister Plautilla…
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Exhibitions Musée d'Orsay Paris
In 1875, Giovanni Fattori spent a month in Paris—the only time he ever set foot there. He wrote two long letters to his brothers-in-law, brimming with wonder: streets as wide as squares, steamboats crisscrossing the city, carriages and…
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