Modern Art - Finestre sull'Arte

Mark Rothko in Florence, the space of color and spirit. What the exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi looks like

"Oh no, I've got the wrong exhibition!": let us be allowed a joking incipit before delving into the rooms of the Mark Rothko exhibition currently underway in Florence. The joke, admittedly a bit exaggerated, springs from the feeling one gets from cas...
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Gio' Pomodoro and the Aosta Valley: the unfinished sun shines again

From April 19 to June 21, 2026, the halls of the Gamba Castle in Châtillon (Aosta) will host an exhibition that explores the artistic and personal relationship between Gio' Pomodoro (Giorgio Pomodoro; Orciano di Pesaro, 1930 - Milan, 2002), a c...
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Mario Schifano, the artist who anticipated Arte Povera and beyond. What the exhibition in Rome looks like

History, including art history, is not made with "what ifs." The uchrony leads us, however, to imagine what idea we would have today of the fabulous Italian Sixties - a decade encompassed and compressed at the antipodes between the arrival of Pop Art...
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Farewell to Bruno Bischofberger, the gallerist who changed the contemporary art market

Bruno Bischofberger, one of the most influential art dealers of the second half of the 20th century and a leading figure in the international contemporary art market, has passed away at the age of 86. The announcement of his passing was released by h...
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At the Capitoline Museums an exhibition on Angels, from archaeology to the contemporary, in tribute to Pope Francis

One year after the passing of Pope Francis, the Capitoline Museums pay tribute to him with the exhibition ANGELS. Messengers, Guardians and Wayfarers. Sublime Creatures from the Ancient to the Contemporary, on display from May 13 to Nov. 1, 2026 in t...
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Pandolfini, auction in Milan with Chagall and Jago's unpublished Heart No. 20

In Milan's Via Manzoni spaces, Pandolfini auction house presents an auction on May 13 dedicated tomodern and contemporary art that brings together works from private collections and largely unseen on the market. The catalog traverses the internationa...
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Christo returns to London: a project from Gagosian that never came to fruition

Gagosian has announced an exhibition dedicated to Christo that, at the gallery's London headquarters, will bring together rare works and a historical project that was never realized, conceived with Jeanne-Claude in 1968. The exhibition, titled Christ...
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The power of the sign. Drawing as Logos, Phenomenon, Energy.

In the current landscape of artistic and intellectual production, drawing is undergoing a significant phase of critical resignification that disrupts its traditional role as a merely ancillary or preparatory practice. While historically the graphic a...
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