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Casa Balla and the Mario Sironi Museum: MiC Invests Over 2.6 Million in New Acquisitions

Casa Balla and the Mario Sironi Museum: MiC Invests Over 2.6 Million in New Acquisitions

The Ministry of Culture has signed three purchase agreements, totaling over 2.6 million euros, which will enrich the collection of Casa Balla—acquired by the state in 2025—and establish the core collection of state-owned works for the Mario Sironi Mu...
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Naples: iGuzzini Lighting Marks the Reopening of the Fontanelle Cemetery

Naples: iGuzzini Lighting Marks the Reopening of the Fontanelle Cemetery

The Fontanelle Cemetery in Naples has reopened to the public after a period of neglect and closure. Located in the Rione Sanità neighborhood, the historic underground complex has undergone an urban renewal project aimed at improving the site&r...
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The 2026 FAI Fall Open House Days concluded with over 400,000 visitors across Italy

The 2026 FAI Fall Open House Days concluded with over 400,000 visitors across Italy

More than 400,000 people chose to explore Italy’s cultural and natural heritage through the 2026 FAI Fall Days, confirming the success of an event that invites visitors to see often-overlooked or normally inaccessible places with fresh eyes. On...
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Carlo Rambaldi Conquers Hollywood: A Star on the Walk of Fame for the Creator of E.T.

Carlo Rambaldi Conquers Hollywood: A Star on the Walk of Fame for the Creator of E.T.

From *E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial* to *Alien*, Carlo Rambaldi ’s genius enters Hollywood legend with a star on the Walk of Fame. The Italian special effects creator, one of the most influential innovators in the history of cinema, will receive t...
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Paris: Fire Devastates the Marché des Enfants-Rouges, a Historic Market in the Marais Neighborhood

Paris: Fire Devastates the Marché des Enfants-Rouges, a Historic Market in the Marais Neighborhood

A major fire devastated the Marché des Enfants-Rouges, a historic covered market in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement, in the early hours of Monday, October 12, 2026. The alarm was raised around 4:15 a.m. According to a statement from the Paris...
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In Velia (Salerno), the founding of Elea is turned into a video game inspired by Parmenides

In Velia (Salerno), the founding of Elea is turned into a video game inspired by Parmenides

Founding a city means making decisions about the distribution of space, resources, defense, and the form of government. These are the premises of ELEA. A CITY TO BE FOUNDED., the video game presented on Monday, October 12, 2026, at 10 a.m., at the Ve...
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Luca Rossi Wins Art Verona's Sustainable Art Prize with His "Hidden Works"

Luca Rossi Wins Art Verona's Sustainable Art Prize with His "Hidden Works"

Can a work of art elude the gaze and still continue to exist as a work of art even if no one sees it? This is one of the questions at the heart of Luca Rossi’s work. An artist and regular contributor to *Finestre sull'Arte*, Rossi’s *Hidd...
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Letizia Battaglia and Davide Tranchina: Photography Reflects Reality—A Dual Exhibition at CAMERA Torino

Letizia Battaglia and Davide Tranchina: Photography Reflects Reality—A Dual Exhibition at CAMERA Torino

From Sicily, ravaged by Mafia violence, to images that challenge the boundary between photography and reality: CAMERA—the Italian Center for Photography in Turin— is dedicating a dual exhibition to two leading figures in Italian photography, Letizia ...
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Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena share the title of Italian Capital of Contemporary Art 2028

Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena share the title of Italian Capital of Contemporary Art 2028

Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena have jointly been named the Italian Capital of Contemporary Art for 2028. Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli announced the winning project, titled “Arte che viene, arte che va” (Art That Comes, Art That Goe...
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The Poldi Pezzoli Surprise: A Never-Before-Exhibited Painting by Titian Reveals the Artist’s Connection to Milan

The Poldi Pezzoli Surprise: A Never-Before-Exhibited Painting by Titian Reveals the Artist’s Connection to Milan

A painting by Titian Vecellio, never before exhibited to the public, is now part of the permanent collectionat the Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan. This significant addition serves as the inspiration for *A Titian for Milan*, a thematic exhibition that...
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Pisa: Tours of the construction sites at Piazza dei Miracoli for Restoration Day

Pisa: Tours of the construction sites at Piazza dei Miracoli for Restoration Day

On Monday, October 19, 2026, in celebration of European Restoration Day,the Opera della Primaziale Pisana is organizing an afternoon open to the public to showcase the conservation and restoration efforts of the monuments and collections in Piazza de...
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The "Tondo of the Two Brothers," one of the most beautiful portraits from Fayum, has been restored: it will be on display in Rome

The "Tondo of the Two Brothers," one of the most beautiful portraits from Fayum, has been restored: it will be on display in Rome

The restoration of the *Tondo dei due Fratelli*—a painting from the mid-2nd century A.D. housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo—was unveiled in Cairo. Originating from Antinoopolis in Middle Egypt, the work will be on display for the first time in It...
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A Christ Painting Preserved in Bologna Attributed to Pontormo: The Experts' Study

A Christ Painting Preserved in Bologna Attributed to Pontormo: The Experts' Study

A painting in a private collection in Bologna adds a new piece to the catalog of works by Jacopo Carucci, known as Pontormo (Empoli, 1494 – Florence, 1557). It is a *Vir Dolorum* ( the panel is an oil on poplar wood, and the dimensions indicate...
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From Gaudí to Picasso: Over 100 Works from the Carmen Thyssen Collection in Bologna

From Gaudí to Picasso: Over 100 Works from the Carmen Thyssen Collection in Bologna

Between the late 19th century and the early decades of the 20th century, Barcelona was a creative hub where artists and architects experimented with new forms of expression, giving rise to a movement that would change the course of art history. This ...
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Leonardo3 Museum: Termination of Concessions at the Gallery Confirmed; the Museum Clarifies Its Position

Leonardo3 Museum: Termination of Concessions at the Gallery Confirmed; the Museum Clarifies Its Position

The future of the Leonardo3 Museum—an institution that has been showcasing Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions and genius to the public for over twenty years—is back in the spotlight following the Council of State’s ruling on the leasing of sp...
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Alexandria, Egypt: A ring featuring the ancient Lighthouse resurfaces from the sea along with new artifacts

Alexandria, Egypt: A ring featuring the ancient Lighthouse resurfaces from the sea along with new artifacts

Archaeological surveys in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Alexandria, Egypt, have unearthed new ceramic and glass artifacts, providing further evidence to help reconstruct the history of the ancient city. The news was announced by the Egyptian...
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Art on TV from October 11 to 17: Frida Kahlo, Hopper, and Warhol

Art on TV from October 11 to 17: Frida Kahlo, Hopper, and Warhol

A week of television dedicated to art, from Renaissance painting to the avant-garde movements of the 20th century, including Italian fashion and contemporary exhibitions. From Sunday, October 11, through Saturday, October 17, 2026, Rai Storia, Rai 5,...
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Siena Awards Photo Festival 2026: Photography Chronicles Wars, Human Rights, and Environmental Crises

Siena Awards Photo Festival 2026: Photography Chronicles Wars, Human Rights, and Environmental Crises

Wars, humanitarian crises, denied rights, and fragile environmental balances: these are some of the major issues of our time at the heart of the 12th edition of the Siena Awards Photo Festival, which, from October 10 to November 29, 2026, will transf...
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The letter from Alfonso I d’Este to Ariosto, returned to the State Archives of Massa from the United States

The letter from Alfonso I d’Este to Ariosto, returned to the State Archives of Massa from the United States

From the United Statesto the State Archives of Massa, the letter from Alfonso I d’Este to Ludovico Ariosto has returned to the place where it belongs. Dated January 31, 1524, the letter was officially returned yesterday during a ceremony in the...
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Michelangelo's handwriting becomes a font: Michelangelus is born, free for everyone

Michelangelo's handwriting becomes a font: Michelangelus is born, free for everyone

Michelangelo Buonarroti’s handwriting takes on a new life thanks to Michelangelus, the typeface created for the Microsoft Office ecosystem. The project, commissioned by the Fabbrica di San Pietro in the Vatican and developed by studiogusto®, tra...
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"The Lens of Time": An Exhibition in Rome on Eyewear, Combining History, "Made in Italy," and Cinema

"The Lens of Time": An Exhibition in Rome on Eyewear, Combining History, "Made in Italy," and Cinema

From the earliest vision-correcting devices to accessories that have shaped the history of fashion, all the way to eyewear that has become instantly recognizable on the big screen: the history of eyewear is also a story of culture, creativity, and id...
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Pontormo: A massive exhibition featuring over 130 works opens at the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome 

Pontormo: A massive exhibition featuring over 130 works opens at the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome 

From today through February 7, 2027, the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome will host the first major monographic exhibition dedicated to Jacopo da Pontormo (Pontorme, Empoli, 1494 – Florence, 1557) ever staged outside of Florence. The exhibition, sponso...
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Turkey: A 3,400-Year-Old Hittite Archive Discovered—It Chronicles Epidemics and Wars

Turkey: A 3,400-Year-Old Hittite Archive Discovered—It Chronicles Epidemics and Wars

In Kayalıpınar, in central Turkey, an archive dating back about 3,400 years provides new insights into the organization of the Hittite state, health and military emergencies, and the religious practices of the court. Excavations conducted in 2026 at ...
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Ischia: Lightning Damages the Dome of the Church of San Gaetano; Building Closed

Ischia: Lightning Damages the Dome of the Church of San Gaetano; Building Closed

A violent storm struckthe island of Ischia overnight, causing damage to the Church of San Gaetano in Forio and disrupting traffic in several municipalities. A lightning strike hit the dome of the church, causing parts of the plaster to break off and ...
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The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam will undergo renovations starting in 2028: funding agreement reached

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam will undergo renovations starting in 2028: funding agreement reached

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam will undergo renovations beginning in the fall of 2028. The museum and the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science have reached an agreement on the funding needed to carry out the work, following a mediation...
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