From November 4, 2026, to August 22, 2027, the Santa Giulia Museum in Brescia will host “TESORI: The Grand Story of Brescia’s Museums. 1826 | 2026,” a major exhibition dedicated to the history of the city’s civic collections. A journey th...
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On Thursday, September 10, at 12:15 p.m., the Basilica of St. Nicholas in Tolentino (Macerata) will officially reopen the Cappellone to the public, following the completion of restoration work made necessary by the 2026 earthquake. The consolidation ...
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The restoration and enhancement project for the large exedra and the underground gallery of the Baths of Trajan at Colle Oppio has been completed. The project, carried out as part of the PNRR – Caput Mundi initiative, opens new archaeological s...
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Palazzo Litta in Milan is preparing for a new phase of transformation with a master plan designed to make its monumental sections permanently accessible to the public. The strategic plan was presented on September 8, 2026, by the Lombardy Regional Di...
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The Japan Art Association announced today, September 8, 2026, the winners of the 37th Praemium Imperiale, the international award established in 1988 to honor individuals who have had a significant influence on the art world. The announcement was mad...
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The string of thefts that has recently plagued French museums shows no signs of stopping, and this time the victim was the Renoir Museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, in southern France, dedicated to the Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir, who spent th...
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An important archaeological discovery has been made in Serbia, where —thirty years after the discovery of an exceptional collection of gold jewelry in the Šarkamen mausoleum—the Roman imperial complex located in the eastern part of the countr...
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In Argentina, the federal court in Mar del Plata ordered the return of a *Portrait of a Lady* by Giacomo Ceruti after it was discovered that the work had been looted in the Netherlands by the Nazi regime: The work is to be returned to Marei von Sahe...
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On September 16, 2026,Tornabuoni Arte Roma will kick off its new exhibition season with a solo exhibition dedicated to Alberto Biasi (Padua, 1937), one of the leading figuresof Arte Programmata. Open through November 21 at the gallery’s locatio...
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A new tomb dating to the late 5th Dynasty has been discoveredin the archaeological site of Saqqara, Egypt, by a joint Spanish-Egyptian archaeological mission conducting the 2026 excavation campaign in the so-called Mariet Necropolis, north of Saqqara...
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An internationally significant loan to the Palazzo Ducale Museum in Mantua for the exhibition that, running from October 10, 2026, through January 10, 2027, will commemorate the 400th anniversary of the death of Ferdinando Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua fr...
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From September 24 to October 28, 2026, the Srisa Gallery in Florence is hosting the exhibition *Doveva essere qui?*, a new solo show by Gabriele Landi (Schaerbeek, 1971), curated by Federico Giannini, a journalist and art critic who serves as editor-...
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From September 26, 2026, to March 7, 2027, the Museo Novecento in Florence will present an exhibition dedicated to Victor Man, a Romanian artist born in Cluj in 1974. Approximately 25 paintings will guide visitors through an exhibition focused on som...
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A recently rediscovered, precious calligram will enrich the “Mirabilia Graphica” exhibition. “The Micrographic Calligrams of Ignazio Muligino,” on view through October 18, 2026, at the Museo Galileo in Florence, curated by Filippo Camerota, is dedica...
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As we do every week, we’re sharing a selection of job openings, calls for applications, and competitive exams in the arts and cultural heritage sector, published from September 2 to 7, 2026.
In Cogne (Aosta), the Fondation Gran Paradis is seek...
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From choosing museums to making reservations, much of the planning for a cultural trip now takes place online. Here are some useful tools to help you prepare for your trip and stay connected even while you’re away.
A trip to Europe can be cent...
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To mark her 45th birthday, Beyoncé donated $2 million to the Studio Museum in Harlem, one of the leading U.S. institutions dedicated to the art of artists of African descent. The donation strengthens the bond between the international star, en...
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Japanese tradition serves as the inspiration forVilleroy & Boch’s new Boule Kyoto, the latest iteration of the iconic Boule. The design combines sculptural forms and neutral colors with more intense shades, evokingJapan’s fine craftsm...
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From September 19 to October 9, 2026, the Pietro and Alberto Rossini Foundation presents *To take my wife to school and run errands*, a solo exhibition by Margherita Moscardini curated by Francesca Guerisoli. The opening is scheduled for Saturday, S...
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A week of television dedicated to art, featuring the great masters, Italian cultural heritage, archaeology, and contemporary art. Rai Storia, Rai 5, and Sky Arte are presenting programs dedicated to Guido Reni, Saype, Raphael, Michelangelo, and numer...
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In Rome, the Library of Archaeology and Art History—better known by the acronym BiASA—will close its Palazzo Venezia location effective September 7, 2026. The decision was madeby the State Property Agency and concerns the preliminary steps necessary...
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From September 27, 2026, to January 6, 2027, the Museum of the History of Psychiatry in Reggio Emilia will host *Manicomi italici*, a photography project by Silvia Camporesi and Luca Marianaccio that emerged from research on former psychiatric instit...
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Andrea Pallaoro is the winner of the 2026 Mimmo Rotella Foundation Award for *The Echo Chamber*. The award was presented on Friday, September 4, at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, duringthe 83rd VeniceInternational Film Festival. The cerem...
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In 2026, eight museums in Tuscany were granted the status of museums of regional significance and, at the same time, were admitted to the Ministry of Culture’s National Museum System. This new recognition brings the number of accredited museums...
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At the Wolfsoniana in Genoa Nervi, an exhibition dedicated to Giovanni Korompay (Venice, 1904 – Rovereto, 1988) offers a fresh perspective on the work of one of the leading figures of Second Futurism. Curated by Alex Casagrande, Matteo Fochessa...
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