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It's not dark yet: in Bologna, landscape as memory in the canvases of Nicola Nannini

It's not dark yet: in Bologna, landscape as memory in the canvases of Nicola Nannini

From June 12 to October 4, 2025, CUBO-the Unipol Group's business museum-is hosting in its two locations in Bologna the solo exhibition of Nicola Nannini (Bologna, 1972) entitled Non è ancora buio, curated by writer Simona Vinci. The exhibitio...
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The world's most important art fair arrives in Qatar: Art Basel lands in Doha

The world's most important art fair arrives in Qatar: Art Basel lands in Doha

Art Basel lands in Qatar. The world's leading art fair, after Basel, Hong Kong, Miami, and Paris will also have a date in the Middle Eastern country of Doha: it starts in February 2026. The announcement came today from Art Basel, along with its paren...
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Thirty years ago, Christo packed the Reichstag: Berlin pays tribute to the work with an evening screening

Thirty years ago, Christo packed the Reichstag: Berlin pays tribute to the work with an evening screening

In June 2025, Berlin is preparing to commemorate one of the most important events in its recent cultural history: the 30th anniversary of the Wrapped Re ichstag or Wrapped Reichstag, the project created by Christo and Jeanne-Claude that transformed t...
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Still being euphoric at 94. What Tomaso Binga's exhibition in Naples looks like.

Still being euphoric at 94. What Tomaso Binga's exhibition in Naples looks like.

The museum, the home of the muses as an open space for sharing with the public, and not a mausoleum where they sing, celebrate and mummify their work. This is how Bianca Pucciarelli in Menna, aka Tomaso Binga, showed up at 94 years old, wheelchair-bo...
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Enrico Amici, when photography is resonance and relationship with what surrounds us

Enrico Amici, when photography is resonance and relationship with what surrounds us

"What is essential is invisible to the eyes," wrote Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. This is the secret that the fox reveals to the Little Prince, an invitation to go beyond what is seen on the surface, which may perhaps at first glance seem insignif...
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Mazzoleni gallery opens branch in Milan: here's the new gallery on Senato Street

Mazzoleni gallery opens branch in Milan: here's the new gallery on Senato Street

Historic Mazzoleni Gallery announces the opening of a new location in Milan, which will strengthen the international presence of one of Italy's leading commercial galleries. The new space joins the original location in Turin and the one in London loc...
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Peccioli's Palazzo Senza Tempo, a virtuous example of urban regeneration

Peccioli's Palazzo Senza Tempo, a virtuous example of urban regeneration

In the heart of Peccioli, a medieval village in the province of Pisa, an ambitious project has transformed an important part of the historic center into a virtuous example of urban regeneration. It is the Palazzo Senza Tempo, an architectural interve...
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Marlene Dumas is the most expensive new living artist at auction. Her Miss January sold for $13.6 million

Marlene Dumas is the most expensive new living artist at auction. Her Miss January sold for $13.6 million

Marlene Dumas ' painting Miss January sold for $13.6 million during the 21st Century Evening Sale organized by Christie's at New York's Rockefeller Center on May 14, 2025. This result made Dumas the most expensive new living artist at auction. The 19...
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