Starting Feb. 20, Galleria Antonio Colombo in Milan is hosting Densamente Spopolato, the new solo exhibition by Silvia Negrini (Sondrio, 1982), curated by Ivan Quaroni and installed in the Magic Bus project room. The exhibition opens in conjunction w...
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Rome welcomes a journey through the history of trade between East and West with the exhibition From Sharjah to Rome along the Spice Route, set up in the Curia Iulia in the heart of the Roman Forum. The initiative is a collaboration between the Coloss...
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Until April 30, 2025 Palazzo Boncompagni hosts Alfredo Pirri. Ritratto di Palazzo, an exhibition conceived and created by the artist with works mostly made specifically for the sixteenth-century Bolognese palace, one of the architectural jewels of th...
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In Naples, the National Museum of Capodimonte is preparing to welcome three masterpieces of seventeenth-century painting, the result of loans that will enrich the exhibition itinerary of the Neapolitan museum, and in particular of the collaboration b...
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A journey through shattered fairy tales, overturned icons and reflections on contemporary society. Tallulah Studio Art, in collaboration with Fabbrica Eos, presents the solo exhibition of Dina Goldstein, an Israeli-Canadian visual artist who, through...
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From February 28 to March 30, 2025, Triennale Milano welcomes an exhibition that promises to leave a deep mark on the city's collective memory: The Wounds of Milan. How Art Can Sew History Back Together. Curated by Spazio Taverna, the studio founded ...
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From Feb. 20 to March 30, 2025, Shazar Gallery in Naples inaugurates Contemporary Forest, the solo exhibition of Mutaz Elemam, a Sudanese artist who lives and works between France and Cairo.Elemam brings to the Via Pasquale Scura a body of unpublishe...
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Palazzo Madama, one of the landmarks of the city of Turin, will host a new exhibition entitled Bianco al Femminile (White to the Feminine), which will run from February 26, 2025 to February 2, 2026. Curated by Paola Ruffino, the exhibition will explo...
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Five years ago, the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted daily life and left cities in surreal silence. Rome, usually chaotic and alive, emptied out, taking on an unprecedented, almost suspended appearance. It was in those days that La Repubblica entrusted 21...
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The National Cinema Museum in Turin pays tribute to James Cameron with The Art of James Cameron, a major exhibition dedicated to one of the most influential directors, screenwriters and producers in film history. A journey through six decades of crea...
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From March 7 to May 4, 2025, Palazzo Reale in Milan is hosting the exhibition From Cindy Sherman to Francesco Vezzoli. 80 Contemporary Artists, an event that brings into dialogue more than 140 works by 80 of the most important protagonists of world c...
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From March 1 to June 29, 2025, the Mastio della Cittadella - National Artillery Historical Museum in Turin will host the exhibition Gauguin. The Diary of Noa Noa and Other Adventures, curated by Vincenzo Sanfo, dedicated to the famous French painter....
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The Golden Tree Foundation in Venice announces the opening of one of the most anticipated exhibitions of 2025: Of Stories and Art. Three Centuries of Life at Palazzo Vendramin Grimani. The exhibition, curated by Massimo Favilla and Ruggero Rugolo, wi...
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Reggio Emilia is preparing to host the 20th edition of Fotografia Europea, the festival that has been observing contemporaneity through the eyes of great authors and young debutants since 2006. From April 24 to June 8, 2025, the city will once again ...
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TheCarrara Academy of Bergamo announces Mondo Carrara, a program of artistic initiatives focusing on exhibition and publishing projects centered on its extraordinary collection. Between well-known works and lesser-known chapters in art history, the m...
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From May 22 to Oct. 12, 2025, the Galleria Nazionale delle Marche in Urbino will pay tribute to Simone Cantarini (Pesaro, 1612 - Verona, 1648), known as "il Pesarese," with a major monographic exhibition dedicated to his artistic production. The even...
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