From relentless work to the celebration of folk traditions, from industrial areas to small signs of individual eccentricity: provincial Veneto takes center stage in *Venetudine*, a solo exhibition by Fratelli Calgaro hosted by Studio Santa…
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Lucca will have a Comics Museum dedicated to the research, preservation, and promotion of the Ninth Art and the languages of contemporary pop culture. On October 29, 2026, on the second day of Lucca Comics & Games, Minister of Culture…
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A cabinet that had remained sealed for nearly two thousand years, containing personal items, household utensils, a necklace of amulets, and a small hoard of coins. This is the discovery made by archaeologists in Pompeii, in House IX 11…
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What does a lion tell us about the history of Florence? For centuries, its image has been a constant presence in the city’s political and cultural life—from the sculptures in its squares and public buildings to its architectural…
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Sixty years afterthe flood that struck Florence on November 4, 1966, the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (KHI) is presenting a selection of eight photographs by Ivo Bazzechi (1920–1975) on the facade of its headquarters at Via Giusti…
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What if the streets of 19th-century Paris, the reflections painted by Gustave Caillebotte, and the monumental sculptures of the 19th century became part of a fantasy video game? This is one of the key themes of *Clair Obscur: Expedition…
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The Royal Palace of Caserta is launching a fundraising campaign throughthe Art Bonus program to finance conservation and restoration work on the Palatine Library. The project has an estimated cost of 220,874.66 euros and aims to ensure the…
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From Adolfo Wildt to Luciano Fabro and Alberto Garutti, the history of the Brera Academy of Fine Arts is also reflected in the works of those who taught in its classrooms. *The Masters of Brera* is dedicated to these figures . *Teaching…
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