A few days after the closing of the Caravaggio 2025 exhibition set up at Palazzo Barberini, Rome, the capital is once again wondering about one of the mysteries of Italian art history: the theft of the Nativity with Saints Lawrence and Francis, paint...
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The scorching heat sweeping across Italy is not sparing the capital. In Rome, where temperatures continue to touch or exceed 40 degrees, the wave of mugginess has led to increasingly frequent scenes of citizens and tourists seeking refreshment in the...
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The construction of the T2 section of the Rome Metro Line C, which will connect Piazza Venezia to Viale Mazzini by crossing part of the capital's historic center, opens a new chapter in the complex relationship between contemporary infrastructure and...
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Dalí. Revolution and Tradition is the new exhibition opening to the public on Oct. 17 at Palazzo Cipolla, at the Museo del Corso - Polo Museale in Rome. In fact, Dalí's entire creative journey, from his early years to his last works, co...
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The National Galleries of Ancient Art have announced the extension of the exhibition of the Conversion of Saul, a famous altarpiece by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, also known as the Odescalchi Altarpiece. The painting will remain on public view...
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A petition has been launched on change.org to ask the Ministry of Culture and relevant institutions to consider recognizing Luigi Serafini's House-Studio as a cultural asset of national interest, to initiate the necessary procedures for its protectio...
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Calatrava's Vela finally returns to shine in the skies of Rome. After more than fifteen years of neglect and incompletion, the former "City of Sports" in Tor Vergata has been handed back to the city in a completely renovated guise. An area that has a...
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In Rome, the Crypta Balbi reopens to the public, but not only as an archaeological site: in fact, it becomes an "open construction site," a living laboratory where visitors and scholars can witness live the rediscovery of Rome. The initiative, curate...
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