The Art Bonus will also be available to cultural festivals, private museums, corporate archives, ecclesiastical institutions, and organizations dedicated to the preservation of historic villas and gardens. This is one of the new provisions…
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The early closure of Art Basel Paris has left an unresolved financial issue for participating galleries: who will reimburse exhibitors for the two canceled days of the fair? This is the issue that, in the days following the event’s…
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An enigmatic figure with a long tail emerges from a surface crisscrossed by two intersecting golden lines. This is the subject of *Fil d’Or*, a painting created in 1953 by Leonora Carrington (Clayton Green, 1917 – Mexico City…
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A portrait of the daughter of Élisabeth-Louise Vigée Le Brun ( Paris, 1755–1842), painted during her years of exile in Italy, which has remained in a private collection for over two centuries and is now set to be…
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Blue as the common thread running through twenty centuries of trade, travel, and encounters between civilizations: this is the theme of OLTREMARE, the exhibition that will be on view at the Diocesan Museum of Genoa from November 19, 2026…
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A painting damaged by the 1966 flood, which was salvaged through a complex restoration process and remained in the museum’s storage for years, is once again on public view. From November 3, 2026, to January 31, 2027, the Galleria…
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The return of Gaetano Previati’s *Via Crucis* to Milan marks one of the highlights of the celebrations for the 25th anniversary of the Carlo Maria Martini Diocesan Museum. In March 2027, the museum will inaugurate a completely renovated…
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Mysterious figures come to life amid the architecture of the Tower of Babel, transforming a static sculpture into a visionary world of apparitions and optical illusions. This is the experience at the heart of *Babele Fantasma*, the work by…
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