Twentieth Century - Finestre sull'Arte

At Castel Sant'Angelo, the Cambellotti Rooms reopen to the public for the exhibition dedicated to Duilio Cambellotti

At Castel Sant'Angelo, the Cambellotti Rooms (the Hall of Columns, the Assault Units Room and the Cavalry Room), decorated by Duilio Cambellotti between 1925 and 1926 to house the flags of the disbanded regiments after World War I, reopen to the publ...
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In Aosta, 120 works explore the relationship between Chagall and the biblical message

The Regional Archaeological Museum of Aosta welcomes from June 20 to October 25, 2026 the exhibition Marc Chagall. Between Poetry and Spirituality, curated by Grégory Couderc, Anne Dopffer and Alberto Fiz. Organized by the Department of Educat...
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Mart in Rovereto showcases all the works of Giacomo Balla in the Biagiotti collection

The MART Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto is hosting for the first time in Italy the entire collection of works by Giacomo Balla belonging to the Biagiotti Cigna Foundation and the private collection of Laura and Lavinia B...
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Verbania dedicates a major anthological exhibition to Alessandro Mendini with 130 works

From May 16 to September 27, 2026 Villa Giulia in Verbania hosts the exhibition Alessandro Mendini. Things. Rooms as Worlds, an extensive anthological exhibition dedicated to Alessandro Mendini (Milan, 1931-2019), a central figure in twentieth-centur...
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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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Palazzo Blu dedicates an exhibition to the Gioli brothers and painting in Pisa between the 19th and 20th centuries

Palazzo Blu in Pisa presents in its exhibition halls from May 16 to September 6, 2026 the exhibition I fratelli Gioli e la pittura a Pisa fra Otto e Novecento, curated by Stefano Renzoni. With this exhibition, Palazzo Blu continues its path of resear...
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