The Museum of Gilded Bronzes and the City of Pergola (Pesaro Urbino) is unveiling a new exhibition layout, the result of a one-million-euro renovation and enhancement project. The project revitalizes the exhibition experience with…
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Four hundred years after her birth, a major exhibition at Palazzo Corsini in Rome traces the life and intellectual journey of Christina of Sweden (Stockholm, 1626 – Rome, 1689), highlighting the complexity of one of the most fascinating…
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A new permanent work by Adrian Paci (Shkodër, Albania, 1969) has become part of the landscape of No Man’s Land in Loreto Aprutino, in the province of Pescara. Titled “Side by Side,” it isa site-specific installation that enriches the…
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Sigmund Freud’s Viennese apartment serves as the starting point for a new series of paintings by Martha Jungwirth (Vienna, 1940), the featured artist in the exhibition *Minna’s Bedroom*, scheduled from November 24, 2026, to January 22…
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Alex Da Corte (Camden, New Jersey, 1980) is the focus of the new exhibition onthe eighth floor of the Fondazione PradaTower in Milan. Starting October 28, 2026, the floor will host *Housepainter II* (2025), presented alongside *Mouse…
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In June 1985, at Art Basel, a dentist from Salento met four leading figures in the New York graffiti scene: A-One, Rammellzee, Phase Two, and Daze. Six months later, in December, he hosted them at his country home and studio in Salento…
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A horse lying down, its body sprawled on the ground. It is neither one of Antonio Canova’s colossal horses nor one of his polished, perfect figures: it is a plaster cast that the sculptor made of the reclining animal as a study…
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What do a marble altar commissioned by Augustus and Donald Trump’s political messaging have in common? One answer is offered in *Images of Power: Art and Propaganda from Augustus to Trump*, the new book by Federico Giannini (Massa, 1986)…
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