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The Barbizon School: The Roots of Impressionism on Display at the Museo dell’Ottocento in Pescara

The Barbizon School: The Roots of Impressionism on Display at the Museo dell’Ottocento in Pescara

From September 5, 2026, to January 9, 2027, the Museo dell’Ottocento – Fondazione Di Persio-Pallotta in Pescara will host *The Barbizon School: The Roots of Impressionism*, an exhibition that brings together the Foundation’s entire ...
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An Exhibition in Mestre on Klimt, Kokoschka, Schiele, and the Body in Contemporary Art

An Exhibition in Mestre on Klimt, Kokoschka, Schiele, and the Body in Contemporary Art

In Mestre, the MUVEC - Casa delle Contemporaneità will host the exhibition *Klimt, Schiele, Kokoschka and the Body in Contemporary Art, an exhibition that takes its cue from three leading figures of the Vienna Secession: Gustav Klimt ( Vienna,...
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Sixty works by the great artists of the 20th century from Lyon are featured in a major exhibition at the Reggia di Venaria

Sixty works by the great artists of the 20th century from Lyon are featured in a major exhibition at the Reggia di Venaria

From October 2, 2026, to February 14, 2027, the Reggia di Venaria will host *Atelier dei Moderni: Matisse, Braque, Picasso, Bacon*. “Masters of the Twentieth Century” from the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Lyon is a major exhibition curated by Sylvi...
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Mazara del Vallo: A Roman-era shipwreck containing hundreds of amphorae has been discovered at a depth of 46 meters

Mazara del Vallo: A Roman-era shipwreck containing hundreds of amphorae has been discovered at a depth of 46 meters

A Roman-era shipwreck has been discovered in the waters off Mazara del Vallo, Sicily. The discovery was made about three miles from the coast, at a depth of 46 meters, and may date to a period between the 2nd and 1st centuries B.C. The remains of the...
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Milan: The Prada Foundation Hosts “Global Antiquity,” the New Project by Salvatore Settis

Milan: The Prada Foundation Hosts “Global Antiquity,” the New Project by Salvatore Settis

For many centuries, the Mediterranean andAsia were not separate worlds, but parts of a complex and ever-changing network of relationships, trade, migration, artistic influences, religious exchanges, and political ties. This is the perspective that se...
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Ukraine: Russians Destroy One of the Country's Oldest Cossack Wooden Churches

Ukraine: Russians Destroy One of the Country's Oldest Cossack Wooden Churches

A Russian drone strike destroyed an important monument in Ukraine: the Church of the Presentation of the Virgin in Beryslav, in the Kherson Oblast. The building, dating back to 1725, was one of the oldest surviving examples in Ukraine of 18th-century...
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In Genoa, air-conditioned museums and libraries are free for people over 65 to help beat the heat

In Genoa, air-conditioned museums and libraries are free for people over 65 to help beat the heat

To combat the intense heat of recent days, the City of Genoa is making the air-conditioned spaces of museums and public libraries available to residents over the age of 65, offering them free access to the city’s cultural venues through the end of A...
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An exhibition by Balocchi and Taponecco in Sarzana (and a work donated to the city)

An exhibition by Balocchi and Taponecco in Sarzana (and a work donated to the city)

From August 14 to October 11, 2026, the Firmafede Fortress in Sarzana will host *L'Eternità dell'Istante*, an exhibition dedicated to the sculptural works of Beatrice Taponecco and Piergiorgio Balocchi. Curated by Roberto Spinetta of HC Galler...
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Turkey: A Roman marble group depicting Asclepius and Telesphorus Discovered in Aspendo

Turkey: A Roman marble group depicting Asclepius and Telesphorus Discovered in Aspendo

A marble sculptural group depicting Asclepius, the god of medicine, alongside his son and assistant Telesphorus, was discovered in Aspendo (or Aspendos), Turkey, as part of the excavation campaigns for the “Legacy for the Future” project. The discove...
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Siena and the Art of Bronze: A Major Exhibition on Sienese Renaissance Sculpture at the Frick Collection

Siena and the Art of Bronze: A Major Exhibition on Sienese Renaissance Sculpture at the Frick Collection

From October 15, 2026, to January 18, 2027, the Frick Collection in New York will host the first exhibition entirely dedicated to Siena’s role as a center of artistic excellence and technical innovation in Italian Renaissance bronze sculpture. Titled...
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London: The National Gallery Hosts the First Exhibition on Jan van Eyck’s Portraits, Bringing Together 10 Masterpieces from Across Europe

London: The National Gallery Hosts the First Exhibition on Jan van Eyck’s Portraits, Bringing Together 10 Masterpieces from Across Europe

The National Gallery in London is dedicating its first-ever exhibition to the portraits of Jan van Eyck, one of the greatest figures of the Northern Renaissance. The exhibition, titled “Van Eyck: The Portraits,” will run from November 21, 2026, to Ap...
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The "Triumph of the Rosary" from the Vatican Museums Rediscovered Thanks to... Jennifer Lopez!

The "Triumph of the Rosary" from the Vatican Museums Rediscovered Thanks to... Jennifer Lopez!

Sometimes all it takes is a photo on Instagram to change the way we view a work of art. That’s exactly what happened with Jennifer Lopez, who—during her vacation in Italy—shined a spotlight on a detail of Italy’s artistic heritage that is...
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Farewell to Maria Rita Cerilli, Head of Communications at the Guggenheim Collection in Venice

Farewell to Maria Rita Cerilli, Head of Communications at the Guggenheim Collection in Venice

Maria Rita Cerilli, head of the Communications Department at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, has passed away at the age of just 46. Having been ill for about a year and a half, Cerilli was a leading figure in Italian museum communications ...
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Introducing the Pisa Card: a single ticket for museums and monuments in Pisa

Introducing the Pisa Card: a single ticket for museums and monuments in Pisa

Pisa is preparing to introduce a single ticket for access to the city’s main museums and monuments. The City Council has approved the draft agreement that will establish the “Pisa Card for Museums and Monuments, ” a tool designed to simp...
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This fall, Caravaggio, Herzog, and Kahlo are coming to theaters as part of the "Great Masters" season

This fall, Caravaggio, Herzog, and Kahlo are coming to theaters as part of the "Great Masters" season

Kublai Film presents its 2026–2027 film season with the project *I Grandi Maestri*, a series dedicated to art and culture documentaries that will bring five international productions and co-productions to Italian theaters, focusing on figures who hav...
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Giugliano (Naples): Restoration of the Tomb of Cerberus Begins

Giugliano (Naples): Restoration of the Tomb of Cerberus Begins

The Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts, and Landscape for the Naples Metropolitan Area has announced the start of construction work for the restoration, stabilization, and enhancement of the Tomb of Cerberus in Giugliano (Naples). The start o...
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Reggio Emilia is dedicating a major retrospective to Denis Santachiara, showcasing over sixty years of design

Reggio Emilia is dedicating a major retrospective to Denis Santachiara, showcasing over sixty years of design

From December 12, 2026, to March 14, 2027, Palazzo da Mosto in Reggio Emilia will host an exhibition featuring Denis Santachiara. “Estasi dell’artificio, design since 1966” is a major monographic exhibition dedicated to designer Denis Santachiara, a ...
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"The Fable of the Unicorn" Returns to Ferrara Following Exhibitions in Potsdam (Germany) and Paris

"The Fable of the Unicorn" Returns to Ferrara Following Exhibitions in Potsdam (Germany) and Paris

Following its international exhibition tour, which took it to Germany and France,*The Fable of the Unicorn* has returned to the Ferrara Cathedral Museum, where it is once again on view to the public. The medieval sculpture, one of the most significan...
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Farewell to one of the greatest singer-songwriters in Italian music: Francesco Guccini has passed away at the age of 86

Farewell to one of the greatest singer-songwriters in Italian music: Francesco Guccini has passed away at the age of 86

The world of music and culture mourns Francesco Guccini. The singer-songwriter, writer, and poet of Italian singer-songwriter music passed away this morning at his home in Pavana, in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, at the age of 86, surrounded by his l...
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Valerie Hillings will be the first director of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi

Valerie Hillings will be the first director of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi

The Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism has announced the appointment of American art historian Valerie Hillings as the first director of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, the museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art that will be built in the ...
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Agrigento: A rare 5th-century B.C. gold coin has been unearthed at the Maddalusa necropolis.

Agrigento: A rare 5th-century B.C. gold coin has been unearthed at the Maddalusa necropolis.

A rare example of a 5th-century B.C. gold coin from Syracuse was discovered in the Maddalusa necropolis, in Agrigento, during an emergency excavation ordered by the Superintendency to recover a Greek-era tile-lined capuchin tomb located in the dune w...
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The Casamonti Collection Opens Its New Location at Palazzo San Giorgio in Florence

The Casamonti Collection Opens Its New Location at Palazzo San Giorgio in Florence

Just a short walk from the Ponte Vecchio, on the Lungarno Serristori in Florence, the new exhibition spaceof the Collezione CasamontiAssociation for Art and Culture—housed within Palazzo San Giorgio—will open to the public on Monday, September 28, 20...
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The first floor of the National Archaeological Museum of Altamura reopens after three years of renovations

The first floor of the National Archaeological Museum of Altamura reopens after three years of renovations

After three years of closure, the exhibition space on the first floor of the National Archaeological Museum of Altamura (Bari) reopens to the public, completely renovated thanks to an initial phase of restoration, modernization, and redesign funded i...
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Under the Starry Sky: Art and Science Engage in a Dialogue About the Future in the Aosta Valley

Under the Starry Sky: Art and Science Engage in a Dialogue About the Future in the Aosta Valley

The connection between humanity and the sky is one of the deepest and most enduring themes in cultural history. Since the earliest times, the firmament has served as a map not only for physical orientation but also for the creation of myths, rituals,...
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Viterbo: Restoration Reveals the Inscription “Casa del Balilla” on the High School’s Facade, Sparking Controversy

Viterbo: Restoration Reveals the Inscription “Casa del Balilla” on the High School’s Facade, Sparking Controversy

A heated debate has erupted in Viterbo over the relationship between heritage preservation, public memory, and symbols of fascism—all sparked by an inscription on the facade of a building constructed during the fascist regime. At the center of the de...
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