The Fondazione Museo Bodoniano, in collaboration with the Complesso monumentale della Pilotta di Parma, presents Not Only Paper White, an innovative exhibition dedicated to the lesser-known printing media that have accompanied the history of typograp...
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As of October 20, 2024, the Ancient Spice Shop of St. John in Parma reopens to the public after a long restoration, entirely refurbished with the opening of four new exhibition spaces, in addition to the four rooms that can already be visited. Since ...
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An important first for a significant eighteenth-century fresco cycle: in fact, at the Rocca di Sala Baganza (Parma), theapartment of Antonio Farnese, located on the piano nobile within the private portion of the Rocca, opens to the public for the fir...
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Next September 8, the city of Parma will inaugurate an exceptional and very singular exhibition: an unforgettable Fifth Centenary of Correggio's creative cycle. Indeed, the "secularia quinta" of the Painter's extraordinary presence on the Italian art...
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As already written in the December 31, 2023issue of "Finestre sull'Arte," in the 1980s Parma was becoming a small restoration capital in Italy. The then Vicar General of the Diocese, Monsignor Franco Grisenti, a priest with great organizational skill...
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The Madonna of Albinea, painted by Correggio in 1519, stands as a singular compositional and executive pivot at a temporal juncture of the height of the Italian Renaissance; that artistic phenomenon that had already reached the "great manner" and tha...
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From December 17 to 23, 2022, the church of San Marcellino in Parma's Collegio dei Nobili street will host the traveling exhibition A volte basta una canzone. Lucio Dalla, 10 songs on display, under the patronage of the City of Parma.
Already presen...
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On Wednesday, November 30, 2022, the Monumental Complex of the Pilotta in Parma will inaugurate the new Bodoni Museum, the oldest printing museum in Italy, which will now be housed on the ground floor of the Palatina Library.
Previously it was locat...
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