On Sunday, October 18, Alberto Angela will be on Rai 1 during prime time with a new episode dedicated to popular history, focusing on the figure of Julius Caesar. Titled *Alberto Angela Tells the Story of Julius Caesar*, the program is set…
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How does a museum visit change when art can be explored even without relying on sight? At the Pinacoteca di Brera, artificial intelligence and wearable technologies are becoming tools to overcome certain barriers to accessing culture. The…
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Solidarity meets art and restores a heritage for the community to rediscover. In San Benedetto Po, in the Basilica of the Polirone Abbey, three 16th-century terracotta sculptures by Antonio Begarelli have been restored to their former…
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A monument that was never completed, one of Britain’s most celebrated national heroes, and the creative process of one of the greatest sculptors of the Neoclassical period. Antonio Canova and his ambitious project to honor British…
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Travel Ancient art Bologna Emilia Romagna Museums
Along the roads that cross the Po Valley, Bologna has always been much more than just a stopover: since ancient times, the city can be considered a sort of living hinge, a restless crossroads where people, ideas, and artistic visions have…
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An important addition to the Tosio Martinengo Art Gallery in Brescia: a painting depicting the Good Samaritan by Girolamo Romanino has been loaned to the Brescia Museums Foundation by the Tassara Foundation. The scene depicts one of the…
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Binta Diaw is the winner of the first edition of the Fiamma Award: Collecting the Future, a project dedicated to supporting emerging Italian art, promoted by the MA*GA Museum in Gallarate (Varese) and FIAMMA, an Italian company active in…
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Seven cultural associations are contesting the manner in which the international architectural competition was launched for a new museum facility to be integrated into the Villa Borghese exhibition complex, intended for the Borghese…
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