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Dario Fo and the Pascucci Printing House: The Exhibition in Gambettola, Featuring Previously Unseen Works, Celebrates His Friendship with the Nobel Laureate

Dario Fo and the Pascucci Printing House: The Exhibition in Gambettola, Featuring Previously Unseen Works, Celebrates His Friendship with the Nobel Laureate

On the 100th anniversary of Dario Fo’s birth, the Stamperia Pascucci in Gambettola (Forlì-Cesena) is honoring the Nobel laureate with an exhibition that chronicles the deep bond of friendship and collaboration that blossomed withinthe historic...
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Lee Miller in Forlì: Over 160 Photographs Telling the Story of One of the 20th Century’s Most Versatile Photographers

Lee Miller in Forlì: Over 160 Photographs Telling the Story of One of the 20th Century’s Most Versatile Photographers

Following the retrospectives dedicated to Eve Arnold in 2024 and Letizia Battaglia in 2025, the Fondazione Cassa dei Risparmi di Forlì continues its fall photography exhibitions with Lee Miller. The exhibition *Lee Miller: Works 1930–1955*, cu...
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The New Correr Museum in Venice: New Spaces, Services, and Exhibits for an Increasingly International Museum

The New Correr Museum in Venice: New Spaces, Services, and Exhibits for an Increasingly International Museum

The Correr Museum in Venice is preparing for a new phase in its history, strengthening its role as the “City Museum” while also expanding its international reach. A comprehensive renovation project will progressively transform the museum’...
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Corrado Cagli returns to Taormina with “Nostoi,” set in Rome, New York, and Sicily

Corrado Cagli returns to Taormina with “Nostoi,” set in Rome, New York, and Sicily

An exhibition dedicated to Corrado Cagli (Ancona, 1910 – Rome, 1976), one of the most original and internationally renowned artists of 20th-century Italian art, who had deep ties to the Sicilian city: from September 10 to October 20, 2026, Pala...
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Museum Thefts: Europol Sounds the Alarm—More Violence and New Criminal Networks

Museum Thefts: Europol Sounds the Alarm—More Violence and New Criminal Networks

Museum thefts in Europe are changing in nature: long considered a form of crime against cultural heritage characterized primarily by discretion, planning, and the absence of physical violence, they now seem to increasingly rely on force, targeted att...
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Russian Attack on Kherson Damages the Regional Art Museum

Russian Attack on Kherson Damages the Regional Art Museum

On the morning of August 20, a Russian attack struck the Kherson Regional Art Museum in Ukraine , causing a fire in the right wing of the building and in the adjacent service facilities. Fragments of the drone used by the Russians in the attack were...
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A portrait found in Munich may be by Federico Barocci: the painting is now in Urbino

A portrait found in Munich may be by Federico Barocci: the painting is now in Urbino

A painting attributed to Federico Barocci ( Urbino, 1535–1612), which has resurfaced in Munich at the Hampel auction house, could add a new and valuable piece to our understanding of the Urbino artist’s work. The painting, from a private ...
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Palazzo Strozzi: Two Major Exhibitions in 2027 Dedicated to the California Imaginary and Jean-Michel Basquiat

Palazzo Strozzi: Two Major Exhibitions in 2027 Dedicated to the California Imaginary and Jean-Michel Basquiat

The Palazzo Strozzi Foundation announces the 2027 exhibition program for the Piano Nobile, featuring two major exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art: in the spring, *California Dreaming* will explore the myth and contradictions of California, whi...
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