Pistoia is the Italian Book Capital 2026. The official announcement was made this morning at a ceremony held in Rome in the presence of the Jury of experts and representatives of the finalist municipalities. The event was attended by…
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Subiaco is the Italian Book Capital 2025, a city chosen the finalists Grottaferrata (Rome), Ischia (Naples), Macchiagodena (Isernia), Mistretta (Messina), Sorrento (Naples) and Subiaco (Rome). The awarding of the title took place yesterday…
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From April 20 to June 30, 2024, the Palazzo Ducale in Genoa is hosting the exhibition Franco Maria Ricci. Opera al Nero, curated by Pietro Mercogliano and produced in collaboration with the Franco Maria Ricci Foundation. The Genoese…
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The spaces of the Loggia degli Abati in Genoa's Palazzo Ducale will host the exhibition Calvino cantafavole, curated by Eloisa Morra and Luca Scarlini, from Oct. 15, 2023 to April 7, 2024, supported by the Region of Liguria, the…
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The rich program of activities of Genoa Book Capital 2023, which includes 22 exhibitions, 9 festivals, 12 shows and readings, 175 presentations and extraordinary library openings, was presented at Palazzo Tursi. From September 2023 to…
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After a year of appointments and initiatives around books and reading, Ivrea Italian Book Capital 2022 today presented the Manifesto for the Future of Books, handing it over to Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano representing the entire…
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Italian Book Capital 2023 is Genoa. It was proclaimed during a press conference held today in Rome at the Ministry of Culture by Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, with the following motivation: "For the breadth and organic nature of its…
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Aliano, Barletta, Costa di Rovigo, Ivrea, Nola, Pistoia, Pescara and Pordenone: these are the eight finalist cities for the title of Italian Book Capital 2022. The jury chaired by Marino Sinibaldi, president of the Center for Books and…
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