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Luigi Groto, the “Blind Man of Adria” who defied all limits in the 16th century: the exhibition in Rovigo

The scholar Luigi Groto was born blind in Adria in 1541, but his condition did not prevent him from engaging in virtually every field of culture of his time. He wrote over 1,300 poems, orations, tragedies, comedies, and pastoral works; he frequented ...
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How is an archaeological artifact dated? All the methods used by archaeologists

Contemporary archaeology has moved beyond the romantic image of treasure hunting to establish itself as a scientific discipline with a rigorous methodological framework, whose primary goal is to reconstruct human history and the relationships between...
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The Antiquarium at Villa Albani Torlonia is expanding and adding twenty new polychrome marble sculptures to its collection

The Antiquarium delle Scuderie at Villa Albani Torlonia in Rome is expanding its exhibition program and opening a new space to the public dedicated to the exhibition *Marmora Romana*. Curated by Carlo Gasparri, the exhibition explores the history and...
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Monet, Painting Time: A Major Exhibition in Paris Marking the Centennial of His Death

One hundred years after Claude Monet’s death in 1926, the Musée de l’Orangerie in Paris is dedicating an exhibition to the great Impressionist painter that explores one of the central themes of his work: the relationship between pa...
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2026 Strait Biennial, “Mutations”: Four Months of Art to Depict a Changing Mediterranean

The Mediterranean as a constantly evolving space, shaped by environmental, social, technological, and cultural changes. This is the starting point for the third edition of the Biennale dello Stretto, running from September 18 to December 13, 2026. Th...
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Guido Harari, The Faces of Women: His Female Mythology on Display in Montefano

Guido Harari ’s new exhibition at the Arturo Ghergo Museum in Montefano, in the province of Macerata, is dedicated to the representation of the female figure. Titled “Muses, Sirens, and Strange Angels. Guido Harari’s Mythology of the Fema...
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Ascona Hosts the First Major Swiss Retrospective on Dorothy Bohm and Her Research on Light

From September 20, 2026, to January 10, 2027, the Municipal Museum of Modern Art in Ascona, Switzerland, will host “Dorothy Bohm: Photographs.” “The Revelation of Light” is the first major retrospective in Switzerland dedicated to Dorothy Bohm ( 1924...
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Art on TV from September 20 to 26: Caravaggio, Lotto, and Gauguin

A week of programming dedicated to art, history, and culture awaits TV viewers from September 20 to 26. Here is the schedule for the week. Passato e Presente, the program dedicated to history and culture, returns to Rai Storia. On Tuesday, September...
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