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Rare Michelangelo study for Sistine Chapel sold at Christie's: record

New world record for a work by Michelangelo at auction: it happened at Christie's in New York, where a rare study for the Libyan Sibyl from the Sistine Chapel sold for $27.2 million (23.10 million euros). And to think that this figure was the result...
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Bologna, here is Martial Artists, the format in which two artists duel with words

There are no works hanging on the walls, no images to guide the eye. There is no stage, no moderator, no mediation. There is only the voice of the artists, put to the test in a direct, close, unpredictable confrontation. On the occasion of ART CITY B...
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World record for Artemisia Gentileschi: her self-portrait exceeds 5.6 million at Christie's

New world record for Artemisia Gentileschi. At Christie' s auction on Feb. 4, theSelf-Portrait as St. Catherine of Alexandria fetched a price of $5,687,000 (4.8 million euros), more than doubling the minimum estimate and marking the highest result ev...
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Giovanni Bartolena, color as the cipher of the twentieth century on display in Livorno

Until Feb. 14, 2026, the Sede di Rappresentanza Castagneto Banca 1910 in Livorno, Via Rossini 2, is hosting the exhibition Nel Novecento di Giovanni Bartolena, tra innovazione e riflessione sul magistero fattoriano, sponsored by Fondazione Castagneto...
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Can art be made without physical works? Luca Rossi's proposal for Art City Bologna

For this edition of Art City Bologna, the Luca Rossi collective has imagined a series of initiatives, starting with MAPENDO, an exhibition and performance project that is part of the program of Art City Bologna and White Night in conjunction with Art...
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The Neptune of Lyon arrives in Rome: at the Barracco Museum one of the great bronzes from Roman Gaul

From Feb. 6 to June 7, 2026, the Giovanni Barracco Museum of Ancient Sculpture will host for the first time in Rome the statue of Neptune fromancient Lugdunum, present-day Lyon. The work comes to the capital thanks to a loan from the Lugdunum-Mus&eac...
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Farewell to Lorenza Trucchi, historic Italian art critic

Passed away in Rome on Feb. 4, 2026, at the age of 104, Lorenza Trucchi, a historic Italian art critic and a central figure in the cultural landscape of the 20th century. Born in Munich in 1922 and moved to Rome in 1934, Trucchi completed her classic...
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Landscape permits, archaeologists' alarm in the House

TheNational Association of Archaeologists (ANA) was received at a hearing yesterday, Wednesday, Feb. 4, by the VIII Environment, Territory and Public Works Committee of the Chamber of Deputies as part of the examination of four Proposed Laws that in...
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