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Chiara Camoni at the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo: Her work *Forza* kicks off the contemporary sculpture project

Chiara Camoni at the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo: Her work *Forza* kicks off the contemporary sculpture project

The Accademia Carrara in Bergamo is launching *Figures in the Landscape*, a new multi-year project curated by Maria Luisa Pacelli and Elena Volpato and dedicated to contemporary sculpture. The initiative involves the creation of site-specific works d...
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Marco Magnifico Re-elected as FAI President for Another Five Years

Marco Magnifico Re-elected as FAI President for Another Five Years

Marco Magnifico will remain at the helm of the FAI – Italian Environment Fund – for another five years. The Foundation’s Board of Directors, which met on Wednesday, June 24, at the Cavallerizza on Via Carlo Foldi in Milan, unanimously dec...
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Sicily: The Shipwreck at Secca di Capistello Has Been Recovered; It Will Be Displayed in a Museum in Lipari

Sicily: The Shipwreck at Secca di Capistello Has Been Recovered; It Will Be Displayed in a Museum in Lipari

The underwater archaeological campaign that led to the recovery of the hull of the Secca di Capistello shipwreck, in the waters off Lipari in the province of Messina, has concluded successfully. The ship’s cargo, consisting of amphorae, had already b...
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Rome: The Corsini Gallery and the Botanical Garden in a Single Itinerary—New Integrated Tickets Available Starting June 27

Rome: The Corsini Gallery and the Botanical Garden in a Single Itinerary—New Integrated Tickets Available Starting June 27

Starting June 27, 2026, visitors to the Corsini Gallery in Rome will have access to new admission options designed to enhance their visit and rediscover the deep connection between this historic Roman museum andthe Rome Botanical Garden. The initiati...
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Castel Sant’Angelo opens the Bastione di San Marco with an exhibition on Rome’s turbulent history from the 17th to the 19th centuries

Castel Sant’Angelo opens the Bastione di San Marco with an exhibition on Rome’s turbulent history from the 17th to the 19th centuries

The Bastion of St. Mark has officially become part of the Castel Sant’Angelo tour, opening a new exhibition space to the public with the exhibition *Signs and Stories: Scenes of a Turbulent Rome from the 17th to the 19th Centuries*. The exhibit...
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Sotheby’s London: Joe Lewis and Modigliani Lead the Way in a £393.4 Million Double Auction

Sotheby’s London: Joe Lewis and Modigliani Lead the Way in a £393.4 Million Double Auction

Sotheby’s London achieved total sales of 393.4 million pounds (456 million euros; 520.7 million dollars) in a double evening auction. The figure was recorded on Wednesday, June 24, at the New Bond Street location during two consecutive sessions...
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Fashion in the Spotlight, 1955–1975, in Rome: The “Made in Italy” Boom in Cinema and Industry

Fashion in the Spotlight, 1955–1975, in Rome: The “Made in Italy” Boom in Cinema and Industry

At the Capitoline Museums, Centrale Montemartini in Rome, from June 26 to November 15, 2026, the exhibition *Moda in Luce 1955–1975* – Rome Between Glamour and Industrial Innovation reconstructs the two-decade period during which the Ital...
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The record-breaker becomes a comic book: a graphic novel about Lionel Messi’s career is being released

The record-breaker becomes a comic book: a graphic novel about Lionel Messi’s career is being released

Lionel Messi adds another record to his career and, at the same time, becomes the subject of a biographical comic book. “Lionel Messi – The Graphic Novel,” published by Gremese, is now available in bookstores. This illustrated volume, created b...
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