The ancient city of Butrint, in Albania, continues to surprise archaeologists. One hundred years after its rediscovery by the Italian scholar Luigi Ugolini, new investigations have brought to light numerous structures previously unknown…
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, United States, , will investin education andaccess to its collections thanks to a $20 million donation, which will fund the creation of a new center for learning and public engagement. The…
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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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In 1875, Giovanni Fattori spent a month in Paris—the only time he ever set foot there. He wrote two long letters to his brothers-in-law, brimming with wonder: streets as wide as squares, steamboats crisscrossing the city, carriages and…
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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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