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by Andrea Carli
“Amori Divini” exhibition at National Archaeological Museum of Naples through October 16th could be described as a journey into the world of Greek myth, characterized by myths of ...
by Lorenzo Zanini
The latest episode in the soap opera on Italy’s new museum directors went on air Thursday afternoon, June 15. Italy’s top administrative court, “Consiglio di ...
by Andrea Carli
Restoration on Christ at the Column by Donato Bramante, one of the masterpieces of the Renaissance displayed at Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan, has been completed a few days ago. Now ...
by Andrea Carli
Curator Paolo Lucas von Vacano’s words could be a starting point, a helpful starting point. According to his words, “the street watches and the street governs. Choosing ...
by Andrea Carli
The match is mostly political. But also with an impact on Rome’s public finances. On the one hand populist Five Star Movement, on the other centre-left Democratic party. ...
by Morena Pivetti
What could be more exciting and magnificent, at sunset, than being sat among Roman ruins, on the Palatine hill, with the Colosseum and the Constantine Arch just on your right, ...
by Andrea Carli
They wrote many chapters, often with their own blood, of Ancient Roman history. Meanwhile it should be said that the lives of these people themselves remained unknown. Based on ...
by Marco Carminati
The prolific team at Turin’s Egyptian Museum never ceases to research and amaze. Its latest ‘excavation site’ was the huge archive of the museum itself, and what it brought ...
An amendment to the budhet law, passed on Monday, overcame the Lazio regional administrative court (TAR)'s rejection of five out of 20 museum appointments made by international ...
by Andrea Carli
A never before-seen fragment by Bernardino Betto, known as Pintoricchio, is on show for the first time in Rome at the Capitoline Museums. It’s a magnificent Madonna, whose ...
by Filomena Greco
The House of Savoy’s royal palaces, castles, manor houses and hunting residencies: an artistic heritage that last year was visited by two million people, on which Turin plans ...
An exhibition of 27 galleries from all over Europe (Austria, France, Germany, Gran Bretagna, Holland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, and naturally, Italy) and ...
Two sentences by TAR Lazio, the administrative court for the Lazio region which includes Rome, ruled that the evaluation process in the international recruitment conducted by Italian Cultural ...
by Andrea Carli
At the beginning of May, a Fernando Botero retrospective opened in Rome at the Complesso del Vittoriano, a few steps from the Colosseum and Imperial Fora. The Rome show aims to be a ...
by Marco Carminati
“Caravaggio to Bernini. Italian Seicento masterpieces from the Spanish Royal Collections,” curated by Gonzalo Redín Michaus, is now on show in Rome, in the wake of ...
by Jennifer Clark
Two European royals, a tv chef, a former Miss Italia, and an internationally-acclaimed designer will be among those driving 450 of the world’s most precious classic cars ...
by Andrea Carli
A homage to the Ginori Manufactory and its population of statues. Starting from May 18 the Museo Nazionale del Bargello in Florence will host an exhibition devoted to the porcelain statues ...
by Luca Massimo Barbero
“All life long, I’ve always tried to design objects that stood still and in some way forced one to acknowledge their presence, so much so, I got this idea of adding a pedestal ...
by Andrea Carli
One hundred years ago, Picasso traveled to Italy with Jean Cocteau, a French writer and artist. The aim of the journey was to gather material and ideas for his collaboration with the ...
by Lorenzo Zanini
Tomorrow the Via Appia, the road built in 312 BC in order to connect Ancient Rome to Brundisium, will unveil its long history. The celebration of “Appia Day,” now in ...
by Jennifer Clark
Over 30 classic cars of the hundreds that ran the Mille Miglia road race from 1927 to 1957 have been painstakingly tracked down, identified, and are now on gleaming display in Brescia, ...
by Andrea Carli
Rome’s first emperor Augustus, if he were still alive, would definitely appreciate it. But he would be less pleased to hear that Romans and tourists have to wait until (at ...
by Fernando Mazzocca
The first ever exhibition in Europe dedicated to US painter William Merrit Chase is set to open in the Ca' Pesaro - International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice, showcasing 88 works, ...
by Andrea Carli
South Africa and Italy are not that far apart, after all; not when art is concerned. Monza's Villa Reale, built between 1777 and 1780 by the architect Giuseppe Piermarini, ...
by Lorenzo Zanini
The Castle of St. George in Mantua is one of the city’s most emblematic monuments dating from the days of the Gonzaga Court. Erected at the end of the 14th century by Captain ...
by Riccardo Barlaam
Is there such a thing as too much pizza? I learned the answer by spending an evening eating with Pasquale Moro, a master pizza chef and 2016 world champion for flatbread pizzas, as he ...
by Cristina Battocletti
There's nothing minor about the “Bologna Children's Book Fair,” except the age bracket concerned. The 54th edition which closed on April 6 affirmed its status as the ...
by Marinella Venanzi
Annette Messager at Villa Medici in Rome is the first in a cycle of exhibitions the French Academy has chosen to dedicate to great women in the history of art. The program, drawn up by ...
by Francesco Prisco
Italy’s tourist industry fared quite well at Easter, and especially art cities were the undisputed queens of the holiday. They were able to attract the most sizeable number of ...
by Andrea Carli
She is unknown to most. Yet Vivian Maier is currently considered an icon of street photography, and the protagonist of an exhibition that's just been inaugurated at Museo di Roma in ...
by George Soros
Economic reality is beginning to catch up with the false hopes of many Britons. One year ago, when a slim majority voted for the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union, they believed the ...
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by Daniel Gros
For years, the eurozone has been perceived as a disaster area, with discussions of the monetary union's future often centered on a possible breakup. When the British voted to leave the European Union ...
