Before Rome took control of the region, southern Lazio was inhabited by various peoples: the Latins, the Volsci, the Hernici, and the Aurunci. They had their own languages, villages, sanctuaries, and burial customs. Until now, most of…
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For a time, Willem de Kooning’s (Rotterdam, 1904–New York, 1997) painting *Yellow River* hung at the foot of the bed in David M. Solinger’s home: it was the first painting the collector saw every morning. This anecdote…
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A 1962 sculpture by Hans Arp was stolen from Germany’s most important art fair, Art Cologne, which is held annually in Cologne. The sculpture depicts a curved form that appears to grow and rise upward, cast in polished gold-colored…
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Gres art 671 is expanding its space in Bergamo with gres+, a new pavilion spanning over 1,500 square meters dedicated to the performing arts, events, and cultural experimentation. Housed in the oldest building of the former industrial…
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Warsaw, Kraków, and Gdańsk are cities that Italians know well. That is precisely why the Polish Tourist Organization, which we met in Rimini at the TTG Travel Experience tourism fair, invites visitors to venture further and discover a…
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In the heart of Modena, a building that has cared for the sick and accompanied the development of medicine for over 250 years is preparing to take on a new role.The former Sant’Agostino Hospital is becoming AGO, a 22, 000-square-meter…
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Drawing as the space where a work takes shape, transforms, and gradually finds its balance. This is the perspective from which *Dialoghi di carta: Lombard Drawings and Masters from Elsewhere* begins —the exhibition presented by the Matteo…
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After four years of closure, the Tokyo Edo Museum has reopened its doors to visitors. It is one of the new attractions Japan is showcasing for cultural tourism in 2027, as explained by the Japan National Tourism Organization, which we met…
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