War - Finestre sull'Arte

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South Africa out of the Venice Biennale? For minister, work on Gaza too "divisive"

South Africa out of the Venice Biennale? For minister, work on Gaza too "divisive"

South Africa's Minister of Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, is questioning South Africa 's participation in the 61st Venice Biennale, scheduled to take place this spring, justifying the choice by the content of Gabrielle Goliath 's work selected to...
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Sudan Virtual Museum, cultural heritage online despite war, is born

Sudan Virtual Museum, cultural heritage online despite war, is born

The new year opens with a project of great symbolic and cultural value to Sudan and the international scientific community. On January 1, 2026, the online launch of the Sudan Virtual Museum, a digital platform dedicated to the knowledge, appreciation...
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Sudan, the silent massacre: tens of thousands killed and cultural heritage destroyed

Sudan, the silent massacre: tens of thousands killed and cultural heritage destroyed

What is taking place in Sudan to the indifference of most, as of April 2023, is a massacre of devastating proportions: only a year ago, on January 7, 2025, the New York Times reported estimates of 150,000 casualties and 11 million displaced people, a...
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Brescia, Palestinian collective Eltiqa's works that survived the bombs on Gaza on display

Brescia, Palestinian collective Eltiqa's works that survived the bombs on Gaza on display

From Nov. 8, 2025 to Feb. 22, 2026, Brescia 's Museo di Santa Giulia is hosting Material for an Exhibition. Stories, Memories and Struggles from Palestine and the Mediterranean, an exhibition curated by Sara Alberani that ideally reconstructs the art...
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Stop navel gazing! Contemporary art, war and responsibility

Stop navel gazing! Contemporary art, war and responsibility

Over the past two decades, war has become a frequent and silently accepted circumstance in the West - although formally deprecated in words, both by citizens and the political class of various countries - all the more so in cases where it is not visi...
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Can one talk about art while the world collapses?

Can one talk about art while the world collapses?

What does it mean to talk about art as the world collapses, as the chronicle is reduced to an inventory of bodies? The question returns compulsively every time the world seems to be crumbling, every time the images of the present pile up like ruins a...
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Ad Artem donates proceeds from tours to support the people of Gaza

Ad Artem donates proceeds from tours to support the people of Gaza

On the occasion of the national mobilization Block Everything with Palestine in the Heart, scheduled for Monday, September 22, 2025, the cultural association Ad Artem has announced an initiative aimed at supporting the people of Gaza. The Milan-based...
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Rome and Odessa united to protect cultural heritage threatened by war

Rome and Odessa united to protect cultural heritage threatened by war

Rome and Odessa have officially launched a collaboration for the protection of cultural heritage, signing a protocol of intent that marks the beginning of a common path on the cultural and institutional level. The initiative, which directly involves ...
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