After Michelangelo Pistoletto's monumental version of Venus of Rags, which was set on fire a few days after its installation and then reinstalled at the artist's expense, and after Gaetano Pesce's work Tu si 'na cosa grande, which stirred up a great ...
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June 4 marked the reopening to the public of the Princes' Garden, one of the most significant and valuable areas of the Real Bosco di Capodimonte in Naples, spread over 134 hectares of historic parkland. The official opening took place in the presenc...
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Closed for eviction the Diocesan Museum of Naples: the incredible affair is unfolding these days in the Campania capital around the Donnaregina Nuova church, where the institute is located, which belongs to the Ministry of the Interior, has just been...
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The throne in the Royal Palace of Naples, hitherto considered a Bourbon-era work dating from 1845-1850, was actually commissioned by the Savoy family and liquidated in 1874. This discovery postpones its dating by 30 years and, more importantly, radic...
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The renovated tour route of the Park of the Tombs of Virgil and Leopardi in Naples was inaugurated today in the presence of Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli. The inauguration was attended, among others, by Director General of the Museums Massimo Osa...
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In Naples, the past comes alive again from the foundations of its history. In the lower level of the cathedral, hidden for decades behind a wall and concealed even from collective memory, a 15th-century chapel has been rediscovered. It is the Minutol...
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A journey into the most impalpable and suspended Naples, among shadows, apparitions and architectures that seem to emerge from a dream. With Mimmo Jodice. Metaphysical Naples, the city celebrates one of its contemporary interpreters through an exhibi...
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From March 25 to June 15, 2025, the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte welcomes Ludovico Carracci 's 1584Annunciation, which has come on loan from the Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna as an illustrious guest.
In the painting, the Virgin is caught in t...
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