Chinese calligraphy meets dance, transforming into an experience that unites body, movement, and thought. This marked the start in Venice of the new edition of East/West Calligraphy, the exhibition curated by Monica Viero and Monica Dengo…
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From October 19 to November 25, 2026, the Robert Simon Fine Art gallery in New York is dedicating an exhibition—titled *La prima* (The First), as she is considered the first Florentine woman to achieve fame as a painter—to Sister Plautilla…
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The television lineup for the week of October 25–31, 2026, features documentaries, in-depth programs, and art films dedicated to the great figures of history, Italy’s cultural heritage, and the connections between art and society. On…
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A sudden, brief intrusion into the Colosseum, followed bythe intervention of law enforcement and the removal of the intruders after a few minutes. This is what happened yesterday in Rome, during the march that began in Piazza della…
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A ceremonial brass trumpet from Uzbekistan, Chinese and Southeast Asian wind instruments, gongs, drumheads, and twenty-meter-long pieces of fabric suspended in space. At the Tate Modern in London, sound takes shape through objects…
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Protests in Paris bring cultural life to a halt. The Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay, the Grand Palais, and numerous other cultural institutions in the French capital have closed their doors for Saturday, October 24, 2026, in…
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Monreale will be the Italian Book Capital for 2027. The announcement came from Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli, who declared the Sicilian city the winner of the title, awarded to a project capable of combining historical heritage…
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What makes a face human in the age of artificial intelligence? This is the central question of *Magnifica Humanitas*, Matteo Basilé’s exhibition scheduled from November 12, 2026, to January 22, 2027, atthe Italian Cultural…
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