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Finestre sull'Arte videos
I Fasti di Elisabetta Farnese. Ritratto di una regina - Videopillola 1
Jacopo Veneziani racconta Elisabetta Farnese. Prima puntata della mini-serie di video dedicata a Elisabetta Farnese e ai suoi Fasti, a cura di Finestre sull'Arte con la partecipazione dello storico dell'arte e divulgatore Jacopo Veneziani, in collaborazione con i Musei Civici di Palazzo Farnese - Piacenza e la casa editrice Electa editore.
The Theft of *Antonello*: Is the Renoir Crime Scene in France a Lead in the Investigation?
When the desire for possession threatens to erase history. The “Archeologia salvata” exhibition in Vibo
BIAF 2026 Drew Collectors and Young People: Sales and Negotiations—A Report
BIAF 2026: Works by the Great Masters Return to the Market. The Report (with Prices)
Galleria Borghese: Seven Organizations Challenge the RFP for the New Museum Facility
Two Renoir paintings stolen in France have been recovered: they were hidden behind a false wall
Paris: Fire Devastates the Marché des Enfants-Rouges, a Historic Market in the Marais Neighborhood
Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena share the title of Italian Capital of Contemporary Art 2028
Kengo Kuma in Assisi: A Nest for Dialogue with St. Francis. “It’s a source of help in the times we live in”
Bruno Fantelli and the plan for a Kunsthaus in a castle in Monferrato: the artist speaks
“The curator and the critic work in the service of something else.” An interview with Gabriele Salvaterra
“The Venice Biennale Has Always Been a Political Space”: An Interview with Adina Drinceanu
Jobs in the Arts and Culture: This Week's Opportunities
Jobs in the Arts and Culture: This Week's Job Postings
Jobs in Culture and the Arts: This Week's Job Listings
IULM Kicks Off the 17th Edition of the Master's Program in Management of Artistic and Cultural Resources
The Sistine Chapel Becomes a Sticker Album: The Seventh Artonauti Collection Is Here
The history of Liguria becomes a collection of stickers: three albums featuring Genoa, Savona, and Tigullio
Medicea Reborn: The Journal of Medici Studies Is Now Online with a New Digital Series
The record-breaker becomes a comic book: a graphic novel about Lionel Messi’s career is being released
AMART 2026: Over 60 international antique galleries in Milan
This Week's Auctions: Japanese Art, Design, and Manuscripts
Lucio Fontana’s *Venezia d’oro* is set to go up for auction for the first time: Christie’s is projecting a price of up to 7.5 million
Sotheby’s is auctioning a Turner worth 50 million pounds: the masterpiece is set to break a new record
Carlo Rambaldi Conquers Hollywood: A Star on the Walk of Fame for the Creator of E.T.
Art on TV from October 11 to 17: Frida Kahlo, Hopper, and Warhol
Palazzo Grassi is bringing eight films from Africa, the Americas, and Asia to Venice
Art on TV from September 27 to October 3: Picasso, Hopper, and Gauguin
Aldo Cazzullo, A Renaissance of Polystyrene: History Becomes an Accessible Story
The Fantastical Visions of Gustave Doré: A Book Entirely Devoted to His Work
A Side of Testori Never Seen Before: A Book Featuring His Dialogue with Longhi That Reveals a Workshop in Art Criticism
"Rivers of words" on art: review of The New Art Literature by Levi and Mazzaferro
Dario Fo and the Pascucci Printing House: The Exhibition in Gambettola, Featuring Previously Unseen Works, Celebrates His Friendship with the Nobel Laureate
Here's how an archive turns 90 years of history into visual excitement
MIDA 90: Ninety years of Italian craftsmanship in Florence.
Murano, new section on the 19th century opens at the Glass Museum
The National Art Gallery of Bologna: A Journey Through Centuries of Emilian Painting
Brescia: A masterpiece by Romanino on loan to the Tosio Martinengo Art Gallery
The "Tondo of the Two Brothers," one of the most beautiful portraits from Fayum, has been restored: it will be on display in Rome
A Christ Painting Preserved in Bologna Attributed to Pontormo: The Experts' Study
From Gaudí to Picasso: Over 100 Works from the Carmen Thyssen Collection in Bologna
Men in Art, from Titian to Boldini: The Depiction of Male Identity in Brescia
Whistler: Dandy and Rebel—The First Dutch Retrospective on the Painter at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam
Corot’s View of the Bay of Naples with Castel dell’Ovo Joins the Collections of the Capodimonte Museum
