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Views of the Landscape: At the Pilotta in Parma, 60 Photographs Depict the Protected Landscapes of Emilia-Romagna

Views of the Landscape: At the Pilotta in Parma, 60 Photographs Depict the Protected Landscapes of Emilia-Romagna

The landscape of Emilia-Romagna, with its diverse identities and layers, takes center stage in *Sguardi sul paesaggio*(Views of the Landscape), an exhibition curated by Ilaria Di Cocco, Graziella Guadagno, and Laura Punzo and sponsored by the Ministr...
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Silvestro Lega: Modigliana Celebrates the 200th Anniversary of His Birth with a Major Exhibition

Silvestro Lega: Modigliana Celebrates the 200th Anniversary of His Birth with a Major Exhibition

In 2026, Modigliana (Forlì-Cesena) will once again pay tribute to its most illustrious artist: Silvestro Lega, who was born in this town in Romagna in 1826 and died in 1895. To mark the bicentennial of his birth, the Pinacoteca Comunale di Pal...
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Certaldo: Antonio Barbieri Reimagines Sculpture in the Technological and Digital Age at Palazzo Pretorio

Certaldo: Antonio Barbieri Reimagines Sculpture in the Technological and Digital Age at Palazzo Pretorio

From September 26 to February 8, the historic rooms of Palazzo Pretorio in Certaldo (Florence) will host *La materia della vita*, a new solo exhibition by Antonio Barbieri curated by Davide Sarchioni. The project, conceived specifically for the medie...
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"A porte aperte" is launched: the FAI network to make cultural heritage more accessible

"A porte aperte" is launched: the FAI network to make cultural heritage more accessible

A network of third-sector organizations dedicated to addressing the issue of accessibility to cultural heritage through educational, training, and artistic initiatives. It’s “A porte aperte.” New perspectives for a cultural heritage that is inc...
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An ancient textile, preserved for centuries at the Vallegloria Monastery in Spello, may date from Fatimid Egypt

An ancient textile, preserved for centuries at the Vallegloria Monastery in Spello, may date from Fatimid Egypt

A textile artifact of extraordinary refinement, which has been preserved for generations by the nuns of the Vallegloria Monastery in Spello, is now the focus of a major research and conservation project. Initial assessments by experts have revealed f...
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The Court of Auditors Clears Sgarbi: No Financial Loss to the Treasury Resulted from the Conferences Held While He Was Undersecretary

The Court of Auditors Clears Sgarbi: No Financial Loss to the Treasury Resulted from the Conferences Held While He Was Undersecretary

The Court of Auditors has acquitted Vittorio Sgarbi of the charge of causing financial loss to the state through the 121 professional services he performed while serving as undersecretary at the Ministry of Culture. The news was reported by Clemente ...
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The Lenci Collection reopens at the Royal Museums of Turin with a new multimedia exhibition

The Lenci Collection reopens at the Royal Museums of Turin with a new multimedia exhibition

Starting Saturday, September 12, 2026, the Lenci Collection at the Royal Museums of Turin will reopen to the public on the third floor of the Sabauda Gallery with a revamped exhibition layout and new resources for further exploration. The opening coi...
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Weddings and Events at the State Archives of Naples: Former Director Asked to Explain

Weddings and Events at the State Archives of Naples: Former Director Asked to Explain

The investigations conducted by the Carabinieri’s Cultural Heritage Protection Unit, the Ministry of Culture, and the Campania Regional Prosecutor’s Office of the Court of Auditors into the managementof the State Archives of Naples have concluded. Th...
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