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Why did the National Gallery of Umbria pay 100,000 euros to GNAM for the Klimt loan?
Federico Giannini
, 25/03/2026
Exhibition reviews
A reading of the night. What the exhibition at GAM in Turin looks like.
Anna de Fazio Siciliano
, 24/03/2026
News
Tourism Minister Daniela Santanché has resigned
25/03/2026, 20:12:13
News
Fitness at the Braidense: the library becomes a gym for an event!
25/03/2026, 19:34:47
Market
Auctions of the week: paintings, jewelry, rare wines and collectible books
25/03/2026, 17:54:05
Events
Art and perfumery meet in Bologna: olfactory path created for Boschereccia Hall
25/03/2026, 16:26:21
News
War in Iran, fears over French works at Louvre Abu Dhabi
25/03/2026, 13:48:30
Exhibitions
There is a curious exhibition in France on shoulder figures in art from antiquity to the present day
25/03/2026, 13:26:52
News
Louvre's largest pictorial restoration kicks off: 24 monumental Rubens canvases take center stage
25/03/2026, 13:13:54
Ancient art
France blocks last-minute auction of rare Hans Baldung Grien drawing
25/03/2026, 12:48:58
Archaeology
Greece, marble fragment possibly linked to Parthenon marbles emerges from 1802 shipwreck
25/03/2026, 12:21:54
News Focus
A participatory museum site. The case of the MAR - Regional Archaeological Museum of Aosta.
Sandro Debono
20/02/2024
Works and artists
Peggy Guggenheim, the last dogaressa of Venice. Here is how her collection came into being and what her interests were
Ilaria Baratta
03/10/2019
Exhibition reviews
Modern painter, fine intellectual and talent scout. Vittore Grubicy on display in Livorno
18/04/2022, 15:42:51
Exhibition reviews
Flemings under the Tree. Winter Tales from Bacchus to Jesus at the Antonello Colonna Resort.
16/12/2022, 20:31:06
Exhibition reviews
Journey to Renoir's Italy. The discovery of a new classicism at the Rovigo exhibition
28/03/2023, 12:47:38
Exhibition reviews
Willy Ronis, images of humanist photographer who loved people move Venice
16/12/2018, 11:41:35
Exhibition reviews
Raphael and friends in Urbino: an exhibition on artistic entanglements in early 16th century Marche
10/12/2019, 21:58:33
Exhibition reviews
Guercino's theater of the affections between classical and natural: the Piacenza exhibition
21/04/2017, 17:14:20
Works and artists
The memory of information. Gianluigi Colin and his monumental speech in Piacenza.
Federico Giannini
14/11/2022
Opinions
Why did the National Gallery of Umbria pay 100,000 euros to GNAM for the Klimt loan?
25/03/2026, 19:39:49
Opinions
Carrà beats Botticelli's Venus: why we like the Ministry of Culture's campaign
23/03/2026, 16:04:56
Opinions
What will be the future of cultural work in the time of AI? We ask ChatGPT
20/03/2026, 19:06:07
Works and artists
Spring as a state of mind: when we too begin to bloom again
21/03/2026, 14:30:44
Works and artists
Andy Warhol and the Ladies and Gentlemen series: an artistic and social epic
17/03/2026, 17:42:16
Works and artists
On the scaffolding of Michelangelo's Last Judgment: how the colors of the masterpiece are reborn
14/03/2026, 21:19:09
The Holy Grail of Valencia and the Third Jubilee Year: faith, history and legend
Redazione - 24/03/2026
Valencia, a city between history and innovation: cultural heritage looking ahead to 2026
Redazione - 09/03/2026
Versailles between art and power: ten works tell the story of the Sun King's Palace
Noemi Capoccia - 03/03/2026
Varallo and Rive, street art transforms Vercelli villages into open-air museums
Redazione - 26/02/2026
Palazzo Chigi Piccolomini at Postierla: the great sixteenth century in Siena
Redazione - 16/02/2026
St. Galgano and the Sword in the Stone: history of the Hermitage of Montesiepi
Redazione - 04/02/2026
Saint Devote: history, faith and tradition in the heart of Monaco
Redazione - 28/01/2026
The tombs of Cortuna: a journey through the necropolis of the Etruscan city
Ilaria Baratta - 25/01/2026
Empoli 1925: when a small room changed the artistic destiny of a province
Redazione - 22/01/2026
The dream of Villa Cordellina Lombardi, where Tiepolo's genius overcame decay
Federico Giannini - 04/01/2026
Hellenistic Etruria: how the Greeks influenced Etruscan art, religion and society
Ilaria Baratta - 02/01/2026
St. Mary of Vezzolano, the abbey that has escaped time
Federico Giannini - 28/12/2025
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CC: in the basement of Bologna, Michael E. Smith's eerie double.
By
Tristana Chinni
- published on 27/02/2026 alle 19:29:35
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How to choose the unique piece for the home: interview with Roberta Tagliavini, the Merchant of Brera
By
Noemi Capoccia
- published on 09/03/2026 alle 17:43:51
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Casa Italia's exhibition for Milan-Cortina was embarrassing: the public deserved better
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 25/02/2026 alle 21:54:00
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Carrà beats Botticelli's Venus: why we like the Ministry of Culture's campaign
By
Daniele Rocca
- published on 23/03/2026 alle 16:04:56
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On the scaffolding of Michelangelo's Last Judgment: how the colors of the masterpiece are reborn
By
Carlo Alberto Bucci
- published on 14/03/2026 alle 21:19:09
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Biennial without Italians...of course! But have we seen them, the Italians?
By
Luca Rossi
- published on 19/03/2026 alle 10:45:43
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Nicolò Barabino's Oliva, when a painting is social novel. What the Genoa exhibition looks like
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 01/03/2026 alle 15:25:57
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Fausto Pirandello, the drama painter who challenged figuration and abstraction: what the exhibition looks like
By
Carlo Alberto Bucci
- published on 26/02/2026 alle 16:40:48
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Bernini, Urban VIII and the Theater of Power. What the exhibition at Palazzo Barberini looks like
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 22/03/2026 alle 12:22:16
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Spring as a state of mind: when we too begin to bloom again
By
Ilaria Baratta
- published on 21/03/2026 alle 14:30:44
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