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Italian Capital of Culture 2029: There Are 17 Candidate Cities

Italian Capital of Culture 2029: There Are 17 Candidate Cities

The process leading to the designation of the 2029 Italian Capital of Culture has officially begun. The Ministry of Culture has released the list of municipalities and regional consortia that have submitted expressions of interest to compete for the ...
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The guitar painted by Degas is on display in Cremona alongside thirty 19th-century instruments

The guitar painted by Degas is on display in Cremona alongside thirty 19th-century instruments

From October 2 to 4, 2026, Cremona Musica Expo & Festival will dedicate an exhibition to the history of the 19th-century guitar, tracing its evolution through historical instruments from Italy and France. The exhibition, titled *The 19th-Century ...
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Luigi Conconi and the Scapigliatura Movement: Over 80 Works on Display at the Reggia di Monza

Luigi Conconi and the Scapigliatura Movement: Over 80 Works on Display at the Reggia di Monza

From November 6, 2026, to March 14, 2027,the Orangerie at the Royal Palace of Monza will present an exhibition dedicated to Luigi Conconi (1852–1917), an artist who was among the leading figures of the Milanese art scene at the turn of the 20th centu...
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Rome, the creators of the Climate Tree: Piazza dei Cinquecento needs to be reimagined

Rome, the creators of the Climate Tree: Piazza dei Cinquecento needs to be reimagined

Following the debate that arose over the proposal to install a Bioclimatic Tree in Piazza dei Cinquecento in Rome, in front of Termini Station, the project’s designers—the architectural firm haascookzemmrich STUDIO2050— have issued a statement ...
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Croatia: Byzantine Shipwreck Discovered with Extraordinary Gold Treasures, Including an Imperial Ring

Croatia: Byzantine Shipwreck Discovered with Extraordinary Gold Treasures, Including an Imperial Ring

In Croatia, the sea surrounding the island of Meleda (Mljet) has yielded one of the most significant discoveries in underwater archaeology in the eastern Mediterranean. After nearly a decade of excavation campaigns, archaeologists have recently unear...
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Paestum Completes Its New Museum: The “Paestum Outside the Walls” Tour Is Launched

Paestum Completes Its New Museum: The “Paestum Outside the Walls” Tour Is Launched

The National Archaeological Museum of Paestum has completed the most extensive renovation project in recent decades and is now open to the public with a completely revamped layout. With the inauguration of the “Paestum Outside the Walls” exhibition, ...
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In Venice, the posthumous dialogue between Henri Beaufour and Chiara Calore at the Palazzetto Tito

In Venice, the posthumous dialogue between Henri Beaufour and Chiara Calore at the Palazzetto Tito

From September 5 to 27, the historic spaces of Palazzetto Tito, home of the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation in Venice, will host *All Creatures Inhabit the Border*, a two-person exhibition that brings together the works of Henri Beaufour ( 1965–2025) a...
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Marzabotto: Etruscan Ritual Well Discovered in Kainua; Votive Bronzes and Unique Artifacts Unearthed

Marzabotto: Etruscan Ritual Well Discovered in Kainua; Votive Bronzes and Unique Artifacts Unearthed

A discovery set to enrich our understanding of Etruscan civilization has come to light from the excavations at ancient Kainua, now known as Marzabotto. The 39th archaeological excavation campaign conductedby the University of Bologna has concluded wi...
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