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Fashion in the Spotlight, 1955–1975, in Rome: The “Made in Italy” Boom in Cinema and Industry

Fashion in the Spotlight, 1955–1975, in Rome: The “Made in Italy” Boom in Cinema and Industry

At the Capitoline Museums, Centrale Montemartini in Rome, from June 26 to November 15, 2026, the exhibition *Moda in Luce 1955–1975* – Rome Between Glamour and Industrial Innovation reconstructs the two-decade period during which the Ital...
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The record-breaker becomes a comic book: a graphic novel about Lionel Messi’s career is being released

The record-breaker becomes a comic book: a graphic novel about Lionel Messi’s career is being released

Lionel Messi adds another record to his career and, at the same time, becomes the subject of a biographical comic book. “Lionel Messi – The Graphic Novel,” published by Gremese, is now available in bookstores. This illustrated volume, created b...
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San Leo (Rimini): The Civic Tower Reopens with Tours, Workshops, and Community-Wide Cultural Activities as Part of the “Torre” Project

San Leo (Rimini): The Civic Tower Reopens with Tours, Workshops, and Community-Wide Cultural Activities as Part of the “Torre” Project

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, the Civic Tower of San Leo (Rimini) will reopen to the public with the launch of the first summer season of the Torre Project. The initiative marks the resumption of public access to the site and is part of a participatory...
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Rome: The archaeological site on Via delle Botteghe Oscure reopens. It contains the remains of a Roman temple.

Rome: The archaeological site on Via delle Botteghe Oscure reopens. It contains the remains of a Roman temple.

The archaeological site on Via delle Botteghe Oscure in Rome has reopened to visitors following a complex restoration project involving one of ancient Rome’s most important monumental complexes: the site preserves the monumental remains of a Ro...
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A Double Exhibition at PAC Milan: Schwitters, Collages, and the Architecture of Ignazio Gardella

A Double Exhibition at PAC Milan: Schwitters, Collages, and the Architecture of Ignazio Gardella

From July 3 to September 13, 2026, the PAC – Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea in Milan will present a dual exhibition program featuring the new edition of PERFORMING PAC – THESE FRAGMENTS I HAVE SHORED AGAINST MY RUINS, curated by Si...
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The Floor of Siena Cathedral Is Unveiled Once Again: A Journey Through Art, Faith, and Wisdom in the Year of St. Francis

The Floor of Siena Cathedral Is Unveiled Once Again: A Journey Through Art, Faith, and Wisdom in the Year of St. Francis

To celebratethe Year of St. Francis, proclaimed by Pope Leo XIV on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the death of the Saint of Assisi, the Archdiocese of Siena–Colle Val d’Elsa–Montalcino and theOpera della Metropolitana di Siena are ann...
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From Leonardo to Keith Haring: Drawings on Display at the Castello Sforzesco

From Leonardo to Keith Haring: Drawings on Display at the Castello Sforzesco

A journey through five centuries of art history, following the subtle yet decisive thread of drawing. This is the heart of *Passione Disegno*. From Leonardo da Vinci to Keith Haring, the exhibition presented by Milan’s Castello Sforzesco in the...
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Herculaneum Reopens the Calcidico, the Augusteum’s Monumental Porticoed Vestibule, After Twenty Years

Herculaneum Reopens the Calcidico, the Augusteum’s Monumental Porticoed Vestibule, After Twenty Years

Herculaneum is once again opening one of the most significant sites of the ancient Roman city to visitors. Following a major restoration, consolidation, and enhancement project, the Calcidico is once again open to the public, offering a new opportuni...
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Milan Opens the Courtyards of the State Archives: Collaboration with the Touring Club Begins

Milan Opens the Courtyards of the State Archives: Collaboration with the Touring Club Begins

The initiative aimed at making the State Archives increasingly accessible and integrated into the cultural life of cities is kicking off in Milan. On Saturday, June 27, the State Archives of Milan will inaugurate its public openings, organized in col...
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Vermeer's "Woman in Blue" Arrives in Rome Following the Exhibition in Turin

Vermeer's "Woman in Blue" Arrives in Rome Following the Exhibition in Turin

The Italian tour of *The Woman in Blue*, one of the most famous paintings by Johannes Vermeer (Delft, 1632–1675)—part of the Rijksmuseum’s collection in Amsterdam and considered one of the finest examples of 17th-century Dutch painting—co...
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Rome: Restoration of the West Wing of Raphael’s Loggia at the Vatican Museums Has Begun

Rome: Restoration of the West Wing of Raphael’s Loggia at the Vatican Museums Has Begun

On Wednesday, June 24, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., at the Lapidary Gallery of the Vatican Museums, the restoration project forthe west wing of the Second Loggia—known as the Raphael Loggia—on the second floor of the Apostolic Palace, overlooking the Courtya...
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A violent storm hits Pompeii, and visitors use the ancient crosswalks

A violent storm hits Pompeii, and visitors use the ancient crosswalks

A violent storm broke out yesterday afternoon at the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, temporarily flooding some of the ancient streets of the Roman city. As the water flowed along the ancient streets, numerous visitors were able to use the ancient “cr...
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Giorgio Milani in Mantua: “Babele” at the Biblioteca Teresiana, featuring 70 works

Giorgio Milani in Mantua: “Babele” at the Biblioteca Teresiana, featuring 70 works

From June 27 to September 19, 2026, the Teresiana Library in Mantua will host Giorgio Milani ’s ( Piacenza, 1946) first solo exhibition in the city, titled *Babele*. The opening is scheduled for June 26 at 6:00 p.m. The exhibition is sponsored ...
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Pompeii in Augmented Reality: The Portyl App Is Launched, Showing What the Ancient City Looked Like Before the Eruption

Pompeii in Augmented Reality: The Portyl App Is Launched, Showing What the Ancient City Looked Like Before the Eruption

The Archaeological Park of Pompeii is taking a new step toward the future of cultural promotion with the launch of Portyl, an augmented reality app that allows users to explore the ancient city as it appeared before the catastrophic eruption of Vesuv...
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Ducal Palace: Thirteen Paintings by Alessandro Dal Prato Donated to the Museum of Modern Art

Ducal Palace: Thirteen Paintings by Alessandro Dal Prato Donated to the Museum of Modern Art

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., the Atrio degli Arcieri in the Palazzo Ducale in Mantua will host the presentation of a donation of thirteen paintings by Alessandro Dal Prato. The collection comes from the artist’s heirs, Anna Maria ...
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Restoration Open to the Public at MAXXI: Remo Salvadori’s “Stanza dei Verticali” in the Spotlight

Restoration Open to the Public at MAXXI: Remo Salvadori’s “Stanza dei Verticali” in the Spotlight

The IN RESTAURO project continues at MAXXI in Rome, an initiative that brings to light the work normally carried out in conservation laboratories, transforming it into an experience open to the public. Through temporary worksites set up within the mu...
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Ocean Space Venice Launches an Open Call for Artistic Research and Environmental Engagement in the Lagoon

Ocean Space Venice Launches an Open Call for Artistic Research and Environmental Engagement in the Lagoon

Ocean Space Venice is launching the first edition of the Tentacular Fellowship, a new open call dedicated to artistic research and ecological engagement in the Venice Lagoon. The program is sponsored by TBA21–Academy in collaboration with the N...
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Parma: The Pilotta Hosts the First Exhibition Dedicated to Giorgio Gandini del Grano

Parma: The Pilotta Hosts the First Exhibition Dedicated to Giorgio Gandini del Grano

From October 17, 2026, to January 17, 2027, the Pilotta Monumental Complex in Parma will host the first major monographic exhibition dedicated to Giorgio Gandini del Grano (Parma, 1498 – 1538), one of the most fascinating and, at the same time,...
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Ferrara: Restoration of the Tapestry Depicting the Beheading of St. George Begins at the Cathedral Museum

Ferrara: Restoration of the Tapestry Depicting the Beheading of St. George Begins at the Cathedral Museum

In Ferrara, restoration work has begun at the Cathedral Museum on the 16th-century tapestry depicting the Beheading of Saint George, one of the most significant examples of Renaissance textile heritage preserved in the city of the Este family. On Tue...
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Sarsina: The National Archaeological Museum Reopens After Restoration and Seismic Retrofitting

Sarsina: The National Archaeological Museum Reopens After Restoration and Seismic Retrofitting

The National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina (Forlì-Cesena) will reopen to the public on June 23, 2026, following a renovation project that involved both the building and the museum’s exhibits. The reopening will take place in the prese...
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An exhibition on Cleopatra based on the research of Hawass and Martinez is on display in Milan

An exhibition on Cleopatra based on the research of Hawass and Martinez is on display in Milan

From November 12, 2026, to January 28, 2027, CityOval Milano will host “Cleopatra: The Truth,” an exhibition dedicated to Cleopatra VII that aims to reconstruct the historical profile of the Queen of Egypt through the latest archaeological discoverie...
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The National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina Reopens Completely Renovated

The National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina Reopens Completely Renovated

The National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina, in the province of Forlì-Cesena, has reopened its doors to the public following a major renovation project that involved both the building and the exhibition layout. The total investment of 1.5 mi...
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Capri Verdemare: Maicol Borghetti’s sculpture, submerged in the sea and returned to the Belvedere in Capri

Capri Verdemare: Maicol Borghetti’s sculpture, submerged in the sea and returned to the Belvedere in Capri

Capri Verdemare is a site-specific sculpture project by Maicol Borghetti conceived for the island of Capri, created in collaboration with Franco Senesi’s Liquid Art System and featuring a critical essay by Alessandro Romanini. The project is sp...
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An exhibition in Pescara explores the Holy Face of Manoppello and the tradition of the True Icon

An exhibition in Pescara explores the Holy Face of Manoppello and the tradition of the True Icon

From June 19 to September 27, 2026,the Imago Museum in Pescara will host the temporary exhibition *The Face of the Invisible. Manoppello and the Mystery of the True Icon, organized by the Pescarabruzzo Foundation and curated by art historian Marco Bu...
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Ovid's Metamorphoses on display at the Borghese Gallery with more than 80 masterpieces

Ovid's Metamorphoses on display at the Borghese Gallery with more than 80 masterpieces

From June 23 to September 20, 2026, the Galleria Borghese in Rome will host the exhibition Metamorphosis. Ovid and the Arts, an exhibition project resulting from a collaboration with the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The exhibition, curated by Francesca ...
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