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Andrea Chiesi Exhibition in Padua: A Retrospective Spanning His Entire Career

Andrea Chiesi Exhibition in Padua: A Retrospective Spanning His Entire Career

Padua is set to host a major exhibition by Andrea Chiesi (Modena, 1966), an artist from Emilia-Romagna unanimously recognized as one of the great talents of his generation, featuring a retrospective that traces his career, pursued with consistency an...
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BPER Banca will open its new Cultural Center in L'Aquila on September 3 and the one in Ferrara in October

BPER Banca will open its new Cultural Center in L'Aquila on September 3 and the one in Ferrara in October

BPER Banca continues on the path it has embarked upon to transform its artistic heritage into a widespread cultural network that connects collections, regions, and communities. The La Galleria BPER project is expanding with new venues dedicated to ra...
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Rossellini’s *Viaggio in Italia*, Restored in 4K, and an Exhibition in the U.S. Celebrate the 120th Anniversary of the Director’s Birth

Rossellini’s *Viaggio in Italia*, Restored in 4K, and an Exhibition in the U.S. Celebrate the 120th Anniversary of the Director’s Birth

The international tour of *Viaggio in Italia* begins again in Venice. Roberto Rossellini’s film, restored in 4K by Cinecittà, will be presented on September 5 as part of the Venice Classics section ofthe 83rd Venice International Film Fe...
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The Gospel of Mark Returns to Aquileia: The Three Surviving Fragments Reunited for the First Time in Seven Centuries

The Gospel of Mark Returns to Aquileia: The Three Surviving Fragments Reunited for the First Time in Seven Centuries

For the first time in nearly seven hundred years, the three surviving sections of the Gospel of Mark—one of the most important manuscripts of medieval Europe—will be brought together in one place: Aquileia, the city that has preserved it for so long....
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Theft at the MAK in Vienna: Queen Nazli of Egypt’s diamond necklace stolen

Theft at the MAK in Vienna: Queen Nazli of Egypt’s diamond necklace stolen

Another sensational heist has taken place at a museum: one of the most valuable pieces of jewelry in the collection was stolen from the MAK—Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna. Two men, who entered the Viennese museum posing as ordinary visitors, made o...
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Art on TV from August 30 to September 5: Bernini, the Divisionists, and Caravaggio

Art on TV from August 30 to September 5: Bernini, the Divisionists, and Caravaggio

The TV lineup for the week of August 30 through September 5, 2026, features a rich schedule of documentaries, series, and in-depth programs dedicated to art, history, and leading figures in Italian and international culture. Rai Storia, Rai 5, and Sk...
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Egypt: An Important Tomb Discovered in Saqqara, Bearing the Names of the Deceased and Artifacts from the Old Kingdom

Egypt: An Important Tomb Discovered in Saqqara, Bearing the Names of the Deceased and Artifacts from the Old Kingdom

An important archaeological discovery has been made in Egypt, where the Egyptian archaeological mission working at the Bubasteion necropolis—the temple complex dedicated to the goddess Bastet in the Saqqara archaeological site—has announced the resul...
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Farewell to Franco Fontana, Master of Color Photography

Farewell to Franco Fontana, Master of Color Photography

Franco Fontana, one of Italy’s greatest masters of contemporary photography, has passed away at the age of 92. The Modena-based photographer, considered one of the world’s leading figures in contemporary art photography, died at his home....
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The British government blocks the export of a Rembrandt valued at 71 million pounds

The British government blocks the export of a Rembrandt valued at 71 million pounds

The United Kingdom government has imposed a temporary ban on the permanent export of a painting by Rembrandt (Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn; Leiden, 1606 – Amsterdam, 1669), in the hope that a British museum or institution will be able to rais...
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CortonAntiquaria 2026: The historic antiques fair returns to Cortona from August 29 to September 13

CortonAntiquaria 2026: The historic antiques fair returns to Cortona from August 29 to September 13

The 64th edition of Cortonantiquaria will take place from August 29 to September 13, 2026, in the historic spaces of the Sant’Agostino Conference Center in Cortona, at Via Guelfa 40. The National Antiques Fair, founded in 1963 and held annually...
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Rotterdam: The Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum Is Under Investigation for Corruption

Rotterdam: The Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum Is Under Investigation for Corruption

The Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam, one of the Netherlands’ most important cultural institutions and often cited as a global model for the way it has recently managed its collection storage facilities, is now embroiled in a corruption inv...
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Cremona: Damage to the Cathedral and the Civic Tower After the Storm

Cremona: Damage to the Cathedral and the Civic Tower After the Storm

Cremona Cathedral sustained severe damage after the city was hit on the afternoon of Friday, August 28, by a violent storm accompanied by a tornado and hail. The severe weather, which struck the city after 4 p.m., caused widespread damage in various...
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Florence: New Visiting Regulations for the Accademia and the Bargello: Hours, Rules, and Unified Tickets

Florence: New Visiting Regulations for the Accademia and the Bargello: Hours, Rules, and Unified Tickets

Florence: New guidelines for visiting the museums of the institution that brings together the Galleria dell'Accademia di Firenze and the Musei del Bargello ( GAMB). Management has decided to act swiftly to update the rules governing access to and tim...
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The Pyramid of Cestius reopens after three years with new lighting

The Pyramid of Cestius reopens after three years with new lighting

After three years of closure, the Pyramid of Cestius is once again open to the public, featuring a new lighting system and an archaeological area that has undergone restoration work. The work was carried out by the Special Superintendence of Rome as ...
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Adrian Ghenie views Rome through a whimsical lens: previously unseen works on display at Palazzo Poli

Adrian Ghenie views Rome through a whimsical lens: previously unseen works on display at Palazzo Poli

From September 25 to November 15, 2026, Palazzo Poli, homeof the Istituto Centrale per la Grafica in Rome, will host *Capricci romani*, an exhibition dedicated to Adrian Ghenie (b. 1977, Baia Mare, Romania). The project, conceived by Alessandra Borgh...
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Mimmo Paladino Brings Theater and Cinema to the Page in Capalbio (Grosseto)

Mimmo Paladino Brings Theater and Cinema to the Page in Capalbio (Grosseto)

The Il Frantoio Gallery in Capalbio (Grosseto) is hosting “Mimmo Paladino. “Drammaturghi / Storyboard,” an exhibition curated by Davide Sarchioni. The exhibition, organized by the Il Frantoio Cultural Association in collaboration with the Capalbio Fo...
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Major Theft in Spain: The Villena Treasure, a Rare Collection of Bronze Age Gold Artifacts, Has Been Stolen

Major Theft in Spain: The Villena Treasure, a Rare Collection of Bronze Age Gold Artifacts, Has Been Stolen

The Villena Museum (MUVI) in Spain was the target of a robbery on Thursday morning aimed at stealing the Villena Treasure, one of the most important collections of prehistoric gold and silverwork in Europe. The museum has been placed under seizure by...
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In Brindisi, coastal erosion is erasing Torre Mattarelle, built in the 16th century

In Brindisi, coastal erosion is erasing Torre Mattarelle, built in the 16th century

South of Brindisi , Torre Mattarelle—built in the 16th century and the last of the coastal towers in this area, a testament to the defensive system of the Kingdom of Naples— has finally collapsed. As reported in an article by Francesco Ribezzo Picci...
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Hadrian's Head Found in Turkey: A 2.14-meter-tall Roman statue is back on its feet

Hadrian's Head Found in Turkey: A 2.14-meter-tall Roman statue is back on its feet

In Turkey, a statue of Emperor Hadrian, approximately 2.14 meters tall, was discovered, reassembled, and re-erected in Kibyra, in what is now the Turkish province of Burdur, using fragments recovered during excavations. The research, conducted since ...
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Farewell to Yayoi Kusama: The Queen of Mirrors and Polka Dots Has Passed Away

Farewell to Yayoi Kusama: The Queen of Mirrors and Polka Dots Has Passed Away

Yayoi Kusama has passed away at the age of 97: the Japanese artist, known worldwide for her polka dots, pumpkins, and mirror installations that infinitely multiply space, passed away on August 14, 2026, at a hospital in Tokyo. The news was announced ...
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A lost masterpiece by Vincenzo Irolli—the portrait of Julia Lavarello Anselmo—has resurfaced in Genoa

A lost masterpiece by Vincenzo Irolli—the portrait of Julia Lavarello Anselmo—has resurfaced in Genoa

A previously unpublished work by one of the greatest Italian painters of the early 20th century, Vincenzo Irolli (Naples, 1860–1949),has resurfaced: it is the monumental *Portrait of Julia Lavarello Anselmo* from 1907, which will be presented t...
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Dublin: Employee of the National Museum of Ireland Accused of Possessing an Explosive Device

Dublin: Employee of the National Museum of Ireland Accused of Possessing an Explosive Device

In Ireland, a trial court—the High Court—has granted bail to Simon O’Donovan, 44, an employee of the National Museumand s of Ireland in Dublin who is accused of possessing a device containing Semtex explosives. As reported by The Irish Times,...
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The Body of the City: A Century of Turin Told Through Fashion and the Arts at Palazzo Madama

The Body of the City: A Century of Turin Told Through Fashion and the Arts at Palazzo Madama

Turin once again examines its own history through the transformations of the body and the city. This is the starting point for *Il corpo della città*. Fashion and the Arts Between Art Nouveau and Modernity, 1884–1961, the exhibition that Palaz...
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Turkey: An 11,000-Year-Old Sculpture Discovered—A Man Sitting on the Back of a Leopard

Turkey: An 11,000-Year-Old Sculpture Discovered—A Man Sitting on the Back of a Leopard

Archaeological excavations conducted at the Karahantepe site in Turkey have unearthed a composite sculpture dating back approximately 11,000 years. The discovery, made during the 2026 excavation season as part of the “Heritage for the Future” project...
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Florence: L'Antico Vinaio Will Manage the Bistro at Palazzo Strozzi

Florence: L'Antico Vinaio Will Manage the Bistro at Palazzo Strozzi

L’Antico Vinaio will manage the bistro at Palazzo Strozzi: the Palazzo Strozzi Foundation announced this late this afternoon. Starting in late September, therefore, the bistro in the courtyard of Palazzo Strozzi in Florence will enter a new ph...
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