Cecilie Hollberg will be the new director of Palazzo Madama – Turin’s Civic Museum of Ancient Art. The Board of Directors of the Fondazione Torino Musei unanimously approved her appointment, granting her a four-year term…
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New evidenceof ancient Caere is emerging from the Etruscan necropolis at Monte Abatone, in Cerveteri (Rome), where an archaeological survey and stabilization project has led to the rediscovery of several burial chambers and the recovery of…
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Who deserves to be represented by a monument in contemporary public space? This is the question at the heart of *De viris et mulieribus illustribus* — a production and training residency for new skills in contemporary sculpture—a project…
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Usually, to understand a distant era, we dig: we unearth fragments and try to reconstruct what has been lost. Federica Giulianini (Ravenna, 1990) says she wants to do the opposite. “The exhibition plays on this paradox,&rdquo…
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Take a ring, cut it, twist one of the two ends, and close it again. The result is a ribbon that no longer has an inside or an outside—a continuous surface that can be traversed without ever encountering an edge. Max Bill (Winterthur, 1908…
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We are accustomed to thinking of biennials as major contemporary art exhibitions, but the one currently being organized for Naples would instead have a different focus: cultural heritage, understood in both its tangible and intangible…
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Director Tinto Brass has passed away in Rome at the age of 93. He was born Giovanni Brass in Milan on March 26, 1933, and owes his unusual stage name to a nickname he had been given by his family. As a boy, he spent his time drawing, and…
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From the gradual depletion of water resources to collective responsibility for water conservation: this is the central theme of *L’ultima goccia* (The Last Drop), Sandro Gorra’s exhibition scheduled from November 25, 2026, to…
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