Social realism versus abstraction, political commitment versus the freedom of the painterly gesture: the comparison between Renato Guttuso and Emilio Vedova serves as the starting point for exploring one of the most vibrant periodsin…
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A week-long art fair that was, in effect, reduced to a single day open to the public. The latest edition of Art Basel Paris began on Tuesday, October 20, with the “Avant Première” preview reserved for VIP guests, and…
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The wall enclosing the park, the facade of the ducal chapel of San Liborio, and a comprehensive plan for the entire palace and its garden. These are the first steps in the redevelopment project that will transform the Reggia di Colorno…
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In Italy , the word “orphanage” is now a thing of the past. The large institutions where children without families grew up for generations have given way to different forms of care that place greater emphasis on a family-like…
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A bronze chain linked to ancient hydraulic technologies, tools and artifacts that illustrate the relationship between animals and work, traditional peasant clothing, and a hoard of about 300 coins hidden in the 3rd century A.D. along the…
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A terracotta portrait of Filippo Brunelleschi, created in 1447 by the sculptor Andrea di Lazzaro Cavalcanti— known as “il Buggiano”—is being exhibited to the public for the first time in Florence. The sculpture, discovered in 2022 among…
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In Florence, visitors will be able to view Andrea del Castagno’s*The Last Supper* up close by climbing a scaffold specially set up for them. The Last Supper in Sant’Apollonia is reopening to the public while restoration work is…
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A work by Cy Twombly (Lexington, 1928 – Rome, 2011), part of one of the most significant series in his oeuvre, is the highlight of the Modern and Contemporary Art auction organized by the Il Ponte auction house on November 24 and 25…
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