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Hidden art in Swiss vaults: the treasures no one sees
Federica Schneck
, 05/12/2025
Exhibition reviews
John Singer Sargent, cosmopolitan painter. What the Musée d'Orsay exhibition looks like.
Mauro Minardi
, 04/12/2025
Ancient art
Genoa, Mathias Stom's Nativity returns to life: painting discovered a year ago restored
05/12/2025, 18:10:55
Travel
Monaco's art treasures: museums, history, neighborhoods
05/12/2025, 18:09:17
Events
Immersive show dedicated to Monet arrives in Milan on the centenary of his death
05/12/2025, 18:01:06
Archaeology
Important discovery at Vulci: a maiden's head found, a rare example of Greek statuary in Etruscan territory
05/12/2025, 17:27:41
Contemporary art
Beeple dog-robots that defecate art are all the rage in Miami: sold for $100,000
05/12/2025, 16:55:11
Exhibitions
Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus arrives in Naples for the first time
05/12/2025, 16:42:25
Exhibitions
The words of others: Dusi transforms Palazzo Martinengo in Brescia into a listening workshop
05/12/2025, 16:35:24
Exhibitions
December in Milan, the exhibitions to see in 2 days
05/12/2025, 16:04:00
Museums
Six studios in the running for the National Gallery's new 750 million wing
05/12/2025, 15:50:06
News Focus
Who is in charge of culture and tourism in the Meloni government
Andrea Laratta
17/11/2022
Works and artists
Artemisia Gentileschi's Judith: a reinterpretation of the theme in the art-historical context of the early 17th century
Ilaria Baratta
13/06/2018
Exhibition reviews
Federico Barocci, the smile of melancholy
17/08/2024, 16:55:49
Exhibition reviews
Caravaggio's 'seven' works in Naples, on display at Capodimonte
08/05/2019, 13:50:28
Exhibition reviews
Klimt and his special relationship with Italy. Here's what the exhibition in Rome looks like
22/01/2022, 12:50:49
Exhibition reviews
The origins of Futurism on display in Padua: a great occasion, amid surprises and some disappointments
29/10/2022, 13:45:01
Exhibition reviews
Pre-Raphaelites in Milan, knockout exhibition with block works from Tate: no news
19/09/2019, 21:27:38
Exhibition reviews
At the Kassel Documenta, the revenge of us vs. lio is staged. Reportage by Tiziano Scarpa
30/08/2022, 14:43:09
Works and artists
Armando Testa's visions, between Mondrian, MaleviÄ and Pollock
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta
24/06/2017
Opinions
Hidden art in Swiss vaults: the treasures no one sees
05/12/2025, 21:03:24
Opinions
Caravaggio in Rome: an ambitious documentary, but with too many simplifications
02/12/2025, 13:17:40
Opinions
Art in countries without an art market. How does it work?
29/11/2025, 15:45:33
Works and artists
Lia Pasqualino: the silent portraitist who captures the soul in waiting
02/12/2025, 13:20:47
Works and artists
The Etruscans in comics: a journey into reinterpretations of an enigmatic civilization
01/12/2025, 18:41:33
Works and artists
The advertising vehicles that defined the imagery of Italian fashion.
26/11/2025, 19:50:00
Genoa, Mathias Stom's Nativity returns to life: painting discovered a year ago restored
Redazione - 05/12/2025
Monaco's art treasures: museums, history, neighborhoods
Redazione - 05/12/2025
Art Bonus at the Fattori Museum in Livorno: restorations and interventions for 143,152.14 euros
Redazione - 29/11/2025
The Serpent Regulus, the little king crawling in Tuscany between folklore and art
Redazione - 26/11/2025
The Mantua section of the Via Carolingia: retracing the steps of Charlemagne among villages and landscapes
Redazione - 24/11/2025
Art Nouveau itinerary in Mugello: discovering the heritage of the Chinis and their works
Noemi Capoccia - 19/11/2025
Ten objects to learn about the life and culture of the Etruscans
Noemi Capoccia - 15/11/2025
The animals of the Palio and where to find them: symbols and identity of the Contrade of Siena
Noemi Capoccia - 07/11/2025
The Rotunda of Rovigo, the shrine that became a mirror of Venetian power
Federico Giannini - 26/10/2025
Holy Trinity from Lorenzo Monaco to Beato Angelico: the secret workshop of the Renaissance
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 21/10/2025
The Chimera of Arezzo: history of the most important and famous Etruscan bronze
Federico Giannini, Ilaria Baratta - 08/10/2025
The Palace of Museums in Reggio Emilia, a radical museum. Tour through Italo Rota's installation.
Marta Santacatterina - 30/09/2025
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Treasures of the Pharaohs from Cairo to Rome. Here's what the exhibition at the Scuderie del Quirinale looks like
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Noemi Capoccia
- published on 10/11/2025 alle 12:35:11
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The failure of the post-conceptual: on the proliferation of impactful but meaningless installations
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Federica Schneck
- published on 07/11/2025 alle 17:51:48
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The Italiens de Paris: the Belle Époque told at Palazzo Blu. What the Pisa exhibition is like
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Ilaria Baratta
- published on 21/11/2025 alle 18:17:06
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Ten objects to learn about the life and culture of the Etruscans
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Noemi Capoccia
- published on 15/11/2025 alle 21:06:01
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Jacques-Louis David political: in Paris the revolutionary painter. What the Louvre exhibition looks like
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 09/11/2025 alle 12:20:42
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A nightmare for Botticelli. If the painter is accused of inventing feminicide.
By
Stéphane Toussaint
- published on 06/11/2025 alle 18:34:44
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Cartier and Sandretto, Paris and Turin: two ways of telling the present of art
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Federico Giannini
- published on 12/11/2025 alle 21:03:50
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The Etruscans in comics: a journey into reinterpretations of an enigmatic civilization
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Noemi Capoccia
- published on 01/12/2025 alle 18:41:33
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Boccaccio Boccaccino's luminous renaissance: what the Cremona exhibition looks like
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Marta Santacatterina
- published on 13/11/2025 alle 16:44:23
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Interview with Stella Falzone, director of MArTA: "Our museum? A place in eternal evolution."
By
Noemi Capoccia
- published on 18/11/2025 alle 16:25:12
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