Rovigo - Finestre sull'Arte

Kandinsky's art is retraced in Rovigo exhibition. No request to return works from Russia

In Rovigo, at Palazzo Roverella, the exhibition Kandinsky. The Work / 1900-1940, curated by Paolo Bolpagni and Evgenia Petrova and promoted by the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Padova e Rovigo in collaboration with the Municipality of Rovigo and t...
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Robert Doisneau's great photography on display in Rovigo

From Sept. 23, 2021, to Jan. 30, 2022, the photography of Robert Doisneau (Gentilly, 1912 Montrouge, 1994) will once again take center stage in an exhibition: this time the French master's shots arrive in Rovigo, at Palazzo Roverella, where ...
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From Kandinsky to Boccioni, major exhibition in Rovigo on links between art and music

An exhibition to see music, that is, to observe what were the outcomes of the insights that music provided to the visual arts between the 19th and 20th centuries. This is the goal of Seeing Music. Art from Symbolism to the Avant-Garde, sched...
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Rovigo, the relationship between music and art from Symbolism to the avant-garde on display

As soon as exhibitions and museums reopen to visitors, Palazzo Roverella in Rovigo presents until July 4, 2021 the exhibition Seeing Music. Art from Symbolism to the Avant-Garde, curated by Paolo Bolpagni. In recent decades, the theme of the relatio...
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Rovigo, major exhibition on Marc Chagall at Palazzo Roverella in autumn

New dates have been announced for Even My Russia Will Love Me, the monographic exhibition dedicated to Marc Chagall and hosted by Rovigo's Palazzo Roverella. Curated by Claudia Zevi, the exhibition will run from September 19, 2020, to January 17, 20...
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A major monograph in Rovigo reflects on Russian folk tradition in Chagall's works

From September 19, 2020 to January 17, 2021, Palazzo Roverella in Rovigo will host the monographic exhibition Marc Chagall. My Russia Will Love Me Too. Curated by Claudia Zevi, the exhibition will present the public with more than one hundred works,...
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Witches, ghosts, demons and esoteric cults: art and magic on display in Rovigo

In his Attic Nights, the Roman writer Aulus Gellius, who lived in the first century of the common era, reported that all young men eager to approach the teachings of Pythagoras were required to observe at least two years of silence: the disciples...
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