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The history of Liguria becomes a collection of stickers: three albums featuring Genoa, Savona, and Tigullio

Can a city’s history fit inside a pack of five stickers? In Liguria, it would seem so: in Genoa, Savona, and the Tigullio region, starting September 21, the history of these Ligurian areas is being collected, shared, and pieced together through...
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is hosting three Nigerian sculptures: a historic 25-year loan

Three sculptures that tell the story of centuries of Nigerian history and artistic traditions are coming to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York thanks to a long-term loan agreement with the Nigerian National Commission for Museums and Monument...
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Sotheby’s Paris: The Schlumberger Collection Goes Up for Auction—Monet’s Monumental “Iris,” Valued at 30 Million Euros, Stands Out

Two paintings by Claude Monet that have been hidden from public view for decades, a collection of works by some of the leading figures in modern art, and a story of women in art collecting. On October 22, 2026, during Art Basel Paris, Sotheby’s...
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Greece: The so-called House of Nero in Olympia Will Be Restored and Preserved

In Olympia, Greece—the site where one of the most significant religious and cultural centers of the ancient world flourished for centuries—a building tells a story of successive transformations. What is known today as the “House of Nero”...
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Art on TV from September 27 to October 3: Picasso, Hopper, and Gauguin

The television schedule from September 27 to October 3, 2026, features several programs dedicated to art, history, and archaeology. On Rai Storia, the lineup ranges from ancient Sicily to Roman art and the myth of Medusa; Rai 5 offers in-depth featur...
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Milan: A Literary Café and a Community Center Open at the Mirasole Abbey

A book left on a shelf for someone else to pick up, a reading, a presentation, a play, a musical evening. These gestures may seem far removed from the history of a medieval abbey, but it is precisely through activities of this kind thatthe Abbey of M...
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Parthenon Marbles: Mitsotakis to the United Kingdom: “It’s time to reunite them”

For Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the exhibitionof the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum provides an opportunity to reignite one of the longest-running controversies over European cultural heritage: the issue of the Parthenon Marbles,...
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Annibale Carracci, Dupré, and Raffaelli: the award-winning works at BIAF 2026. Lorenzo d'Oro Award goes to Schnabel

The Florence International Antiques Biennial officially opened today with a ceremony held in the Salone dei Cinquecento at Palazzo Vecchio, attended by Mayor Sara Funaro, the event’s secretary general Bruno Botticelli, and other city dignitarie...
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