What if a painting were so large that it couldn’t be displayed in a museum? That’s what happened with Anselm Kiefer’s Schwarze Flocken (2007), a painting 11.2 meters tall and 7.1 meters wide that, due to its size, had…
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After seven years of closure and renovation work at a height of about forty meters, the Basilica Mauriziana in Turin will reopen to the public on Sunday, October 25, 2026, restoring one of the city’s most significant architectural…
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A former Soviet-era locomotive factory is set to be transformed into a new green neighborhood, where contemporary architecture, industrial heritage, and public spaces become part of a single urban landscape. This is the vision behind Loco…
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A meeting of two great artists, separated by five centuries but united by their ability to challenge the conventions of representation. This is the heart of *Untitled (Leonardo and His Five Grotesque Heads)*, a monumental painting by…
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In Forlì, the San Domenico Civic Museum is dedicating an exhibition to Lee Miller ( 1907–1977), an American photographer who was active in some of the major artistic and cultural circles of the 20th century, from Surrealism to…
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In Brussels, a 1920s factory—where Atoma notebooks, a staple of Belgian design history, were once produced—has been reborn as a center for contemporary art. The industrial building, which had stood vacant since the company moved to a more…
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Three early paintings by Paul Cézanne ( Aix-en-Provence, 1839–1906), painted between 1862 and 1864 to decorate the family home, the Jas de Bouffan, in Aix-en-Provence, have been withdrawn from tonight’s auction at…
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In 2028, Liverpool will have a new attraction dedicated to the Beatles, featuring immersive exhibits that trace the band’s history and a panoramic space inspired by *Yellow Submarine*. Apple Corps, the company founded in 1968 to…
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