A pair of jeans, a white shirt, a sweatshirt. These are items that almost everyone has in their closet and that we usually don’t give a second thought to. For Andrew Bolton, curator in charge of the Costume Institute at the…
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Exhibitions Eighteenth century Gardens Madama Palace
How much space remains for what is not on display? And what happens to the works when their public presentation is suspended? These are some of the questions at the heart of *On Intrusion: Archival Interventions*, a solo exhibition by…
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Exhibitions Auctions of the week
The work of Agostino Bonalumi (Vimercate, 1935 – Desio, 2013) will be the focus of the exhibition *Agostino Bonalumi. Certain Streets in Manhattan, scheduled at the Mazzoleni Gallery in Milan from November 11, 2026, to February 6…
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Exhibitions Design Milan Triennale Triennale Milan
From November 6, 2026, to March 7, 2027, the Gallerie d'Italia in Naples will host “Angelica and Élisabeth: The Age of Women Painters,” an exhibition dedicated to Angelica Kauffmann (Chur, 1741 – Rome, 1807) and…
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Exhibitions Ancient art Five hundred Painting restoration Venice
Usually, to understand a distant era, we dig: we unearth fragments and try to reconstruct what has been lost. Federica Giulianini (Ravenna, 1990) says she wants to do the opposite. “The exhibition plays on this paradox,&rdquo…
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Exhibitions Bologna Painting Raphael Sanzio
Take a ring, cut it, twist one of the two ends, and close it again. The result is a ribbon that no longer has an inside or an outside—a continuous surface that can be traversed without ever encountering an edge. Max Bill (Winterthur, 1908…
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Exhibitions Antiques BIAF 2026 Florence
From the gradual depletion of water resources to collective responsibility for water conservation: this is the central theme of *L’ultima goccia* (The Last Drop), Sandro Gorra’s exhibition scheduled from November 25, 2026, to…
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Exhibitions Twentieth Century Art
Twelve photographs document the rooms of the Arcangeli family’s last home in Bologna, revealing traces of a domestic and intellectual history through the marks left on the walls by furniture, books, and works of art. This is the “Casa…
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On November 4, 1966, the Arno River flooded Florence, causing extensive damage to the city’s historical and artistic heritage. Sixty years after that event, the relationship between the Tuscan capital and its river takes center stage…
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Exhibitions Photo exhibition Photography
In Milan, from November 11 to December 19, 2026, the Doris Ghetta Gallery presents *Qui il sentiero si perde* (Here the Path Disappears), a solo exhibition by Alessandro Artini (Tione di Trento, 2000), at its gallery space. The exhibition…
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Exhibitions Florence International Antiques Biennale
What does it mean to design a museum from a feminist perspective? The question isn’t just about which female artists to hang on the walls, but how spaces change, the relationship between the viewer and what is being viewed, and the…
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Exhibitions Museums Royal Palace of Caserta
The fragments of the “Olla di Cerere” do not come from a single vessel, but from at least two different jars, all made using the same technique. This is one of the findings to emerge from an interdisciplinary research project that…
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Blue as the common thread running through twenty centuries of trade, travel, and encounters between civilizations: this is the theme of OLTREMARE, the exhibition that will be on view at the Diocesan Museum of Genoa from November 19, 2026…
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Exhibitions Contemporary art Milan
A painting damaged by the 1966 flood, which was salvaged through a complex restoration process and remained in the museum’s storage for years, is once again on public view. From November 3, 2026, to January 31, 2027, the Galleria…
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Exhibitions art and fashion Art and sports
Precious silks, Oriental rugs, tapestries, historical garments, and archival documents reveal the complex network of commercial, artistic, and artisanal relationships forged by Stefano Bardini, the renowned Florentine antiquarian, and his…
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From Aristide Maillol ’s model to her involvement in the Resistance during World War II, and on to her work as a gallery owner and collector: the Musée Maillol in Paris is dedicating an exhibition to Dina Vierny that traces…
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