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Piacenza: How to Transform the Ricci Oddi? Over 100 Projects from the Milan Polytechnic

Piacenza: How to Transform the Ricci Oddi? Over 100 Projects from the Milan Polytechnic

In Piacenza , the relationship between architecture, historical heritage, and museum function is at the heart of the exhibition *Intorno alla Ricci Oddi: Studies and Projects for the Gallery’s Spaces*, the result of a collaboration between the ...
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Florence and Venice, take a cue from Naples: in San Gregorio Armeno, junk doesn’t stand a chance

Florence and Venice, take a cue from Naples: in San Gregorio Armeno, junk doesn’t stand a chance

The workshops of the nativity scene artisans on Via San Gregorio Armeno in Naples remained closed yesterday morning (September 14) until 2:00 p.m. The protest, reportedby ANSA, took place at the traditional hub of artisanal production of shepherds an...
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Savona Reveals Its Vulnerable Side Through Connexxion, the Widespread Contemporary Art Festival

Savona Reveals Its Vulnerable Side Through Connexxion, the Widespread Contemporary Art Festival

There is a word that, in Savona, between September 18 and 26, 2026, will once again be used with a meaning that is the opposite of what is usually attributed to it. That word is “fragility,” and it is the heart, the pretext, and at the sa...
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Morocco: North Africa’s Oldest Defensive System Discovered in Oued Beht

Morocco: North Africa’s Oldest Defensive System Discovered in Oued Beht

A new archaeological discovery in northwestern Morocco is partially rewriting our understanding of prehistoric settlements in North Africa. At the Oued Beht site, an international team — coordinated in part by the CNR–Institute of Cultural Heri...
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Carlo Böcklin: The First Italian Exhibition Dedicated to the Artist—Son of Arnold—in Collesalvetti

Carlo Böcklin: The First Italian Exhibition Dedicated to the Artist—Son of Arnold—in Collesalvetti

From October 17, 2026, to March 4, 2027, the “Carlo Servolini” Municipal Art Gallery, located within the Villa Carmignani complex in Collesalvetti ( Livorno), will host the exhibition Carlo Böcklin: The Secret of Pan: From the Sacred...
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Milan: The Golden Hall at the Poldi Pezzoli Museum Returns to Its 19th-Century Layout

Milan: The Golden Hall at the Poldi Pezzoli Museum Returns to Its 19th-Century Layout

The Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan is the focus of the World Monuments Fund’s new Italian initiative, with a project dedicated to the restoration of the Golden Hall, one of the most iconic rooms in the house-museum founded by Gian Giacomo Poldi ...
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Hermann Nitsch: When Painting Becomes Matter—An Exhibition in Monferrato

Hermann Nitsch: When Painting Becomes Matter—An Exhibition in Monferrato

From September 27, 2026, to January 10, 2027, La Crescentina – Laboratorio per l’Arte in Fubine Monferrato, in the province of Alessandria, will host “Hermann Nitsch: Action and Thought,” an exhibition dedicated to one of the foundersof V...
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Francis Picabia: Over 170 Works at Palazzo Reale for the Most Comprehensive Exhibition in Italy

Francis Picabia: Over 170 Works at Palazzo Reale for the Most Comprehensive Exhibition in Italy

From October 9, 2026, to January 24, 2027, Palazzo Reale in Milan presents *Picabia: Opening the Doors of the Night*, an exhibition billed as the most comprehensive survey in Italy dedicated to Francis Picabia (1879–1953). Curated by the artist...
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Pontecagnano (Salerno): A Rare “Cube-Shaped” Tomb Containing a Corinthian Krater Has Been Discovered

Pontecagnano (Salerno): A Rare “Cube-Shaped” Tomb Containing a Corinthian Krater Has Been Discovered

In recent months, within the modern urban landscape of Pontecagnano Faiano, in the province of Salerno, preliminary archaeological surveys conducted prior to the construction of a private building complex have brought to light another section of the ...
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In ponta d’pi: Photography from the Romagna Region from 1986 to the Present at the Museo delle Cappuccine in Bagnacavallo

In ponta d’pi: Photography from the Romagna Region from 1986 to the Present at the Museo delle Cappuccine in Bagnacavallo

The Museo Civico delle Cappuccine in Bagnacavallo, in the province of Ravenna, will present “In ponta d’pi. *Officina romagnola* is a photography exhibition curated by museum director Davide Caroli and Silvia Loddo, an art historian and photogr...
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Selma Selman at GAMeC in Bergamo: the artist’s solo exhibition, exploring the memory of war and the power of rebirth

Selma Selman at GAMeC in Bergamo: the artist’s solo exhibition, exploring the memory of war and the power of rebirth

GAMeC—Bergamo’s Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art —is dedicating the exhibition *1000 Tears* to Selma Selman, scheduled to run from October 1, 2026, to January 24, 2027, in the museum’s Spazio Zero. This is the Bosnian artist’...
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Over 100 works on display at the Museo Ottocento in Bologna to mark the 180th anniversary of Luigi Serra's birth

Over 100 works on display at the Museo Ottocento in Bologna to mark the 180th anniversary of Luigi Serra's birth

From November 6, 2026, to March 8, 2027 , the Museo Ottocento Bologna is dedicating a solo exhibition to Luigi Serra (1846–1888) , titled *Luigi Serra (1846–1888). “I Would Like Another Life to Learn About Color.”* Marking the 180th anniv...
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Pontremoli: The “Oscillazioni” Exhibition Has Concluded—Contemporary Art in the City’s Historic Sites

Pontremoli: The “Oscillazioni” Exhibition Has Concluded—Contemporary Art in the City’s Historic Sites

The seventh edition of Oscillazioni - Luoghi · Art · Expressions, a festival of contemporary art and widespread urban regeneration that took place over the first two weekends of September—on September 4, 5, 6, and 11, 12, 13, 2026. Orig...
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Jobs in the Arts and Culture: This Week's Job Postings

Jobs in the Arts and Culture: This Week's Job Postings

Once again this week, we’re featuring a selection of the top career opportunities—including calls for proposals, competitive exams, and job openings in the fields of art and cultural heritage—published from September 8 to 14, 2026. In Cogne (A...
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The Scarabocchi Festival Returns to Novara: Three Days Dedicated to Monsters Through Art, Drawing, and Imagination

The Scarabocchi Festival Returns to Novara: Three Days Dedicated to Monsters Through Art, Drawing, and Imagination

What does a monster really represent? A real or fantastical creature, an image born of fear, or a form through which human beings are able to give substance to what they do not know?The 2026 edition of Scarabocchi—the festival dedicated to drawing an...
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Civitavecchia: The National Archaeological Museum Reopens—A Journey Through 3,000 Years of History

Civitavecchia: The National Archaeological Museum Reopens—A Journey Through 3,000 Years of History

The National Archaeological Museum of Civitavecchia (MANC) is once again welcoming visitors following a major renovation project that involved the building, the exhibition halls, the collections, and the entire museum experience. The official opening...
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The Most Anticipated Exhibitions of Fall 2026: Which Ones to Visit

The Most Anticipated Exhibitions of Fall 2026: Which Ones to Visit

Another exhibition season is underway:Fall 2026 will bring a variety of exhibitions to venues acrossItaly. From the great masters of the past to the most innovative voices of the contemporary art world, museums and cultural institutions are preparing...
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Milan: An Exhibition at MUDEC on Matisse and His Dialogue with Non-European Cultures

Milan: An Exhibition at MUDEC on Matisse and His Dialogue with Non-European Cultures

From October 8, 2026, to February 21, 2027, MUDEC, the Museum of Cultures in Milan, presents a wide-ranging exhibition project dedicated to the relationship between Henri Matisse (Le Cateau-Cambrésis, 1869 – Nice, 1954) and the diverse c...
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Florence: The "Madonna and Child" from Santa Maria Nuova Has Been Restored

Florence: The "Madonna and Child" from Santa Maria Nuova Has Been Restored

In Florence , the *Madonna and Child*, a 17th-century painting that—thanks to recent restoration work—has been attributed to the circle of Francesco Curradi (Florence, 1570–1661), is once again on display in the women’s gallery of the museum t...
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The Largest Carpet Ever Woven: An Exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on the Project Commissioned by Louis XIV

The Largest Carpet Ever Woven: An Exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York on the Project Commissioned by Louis XIV

In 1668, Louis XIV commissioned the Parisian Savonnerie workshop to undertake a project that would go down in art history: to create the largest carpet ever woven up to that point. The project called for the production of no fewer than 92 separate pi...
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Spain Recovers a Beautiful Flemish Painting, Thanks in Part to the Carabinieri

Spain Recovers a Beautiful Flemish Painting, Thanks in Part to the Carabinieri

The Spanish Ministry of Culture has presented the Museum of Fine Arts in La Coruña—a state-owned institution whose administration has been transferred to the Galician regional government—with a beautiful 16th-century Flemish panel painting dep...
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U.S.: Supreme Court Gives Green Light to the White House's $400 Million Ballroom

U.S.: Supreme Court Gives Green Light to the White House's $400 Million Ballroom

A divided Supreme Court ruled on August 31 thatthe Trump administration may proceed with construction of the $400 million ballroom at the White House, while legal proceedings related to the project remain pending. This is a victory for President Dona...
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At Racconigi Castle: Japan as Depicted in Stefano Faravelli’s Travel Journals

At Racconigi Castle: Japan as Depicted in Stefano Faravelli’s Travel Journals

From September 13 to November 1, 2026, Racconigi Castle (Cuneo) will host *Specchi del Giappone. Stefano Faravelli at Racconigi Castle*, an exhibition dedicated to the artist’s relationship with Japan and the work that led to the creation of th...
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Tutankhamun Comes to Bologna: An Exhibition on His Tomb and Treasure at Palazzo Belloni

Tutankhamun Comes to Bologna: An Exhibition on His Tomb and Treasure at Palazzo Belloni

From October 3, 2026, to May 2, 2027, the Palazzo Belloni in Bologna will host the exhibition “Tutankhamun: The Tomb, the Treasure, the Curse,” dedicated to the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun. The exhibition arrives in the capital of Emilia...
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Art on TV from September 13 to 19: Ancient Egypt, Caravaggio, and Renoir

Art on TV from September 13 to 19: Ancient Egypt, Caravaggio, and Renoir

The TV lineup for the week of September 13–19, 2026, features a variety of programs dedicated to art, history, and cultural heritage. Here are some of the must-see programs on Rai Storia, Rai 5, and Sky Arte, including documentaries, in-depth feature...
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