Francesca Chialà leads a freedom flash mob in Venice
A sculptor’s sunset flash mob honors the 21 women who wrote Italy’s constitution, timed to a historic Venice regatta.
A sculptor’s sunset flash mob honors the 21 women who wrote Italy’s constitution, timed to a historic Venice regatta.
Rome has opened its largest ancient Roman fresco and mosaic to visitors, and reservations are already impossible to get.
Lendinara has rebuilt its 1690 map in virtual reality, one of three heritage experiences open to the public through November.
Gerace’s cathedral was rebuilt from altar fragments found in a rubbish heap. The school that did it has closed its tenth edition.
Venetian art patron Chiara Modica Donà dalle Rose honoured with 2026 World Woman Foundation award in Venice.
Rovereto’s Office for a Human Theatre spent 18 years on one director’s vision. This autumn it hands its stage to four artists.
A film director turns his Green Drop Special Prize speech into a petition asking Greta Thunberg to help remake Europe.
Lawyers, producers, and filmmakers gathered at Procuratie on St Mark’s Square to discuss female involvement in film.
Rome’s only pyramid reopens September 4 after three years, with new lighting, free evening tours, and a rebuilt archaeological area.
700 handmade objects from 70 countries at Homo Faber. The woman behind it says AI can never make imperfection,
In the Monti Dauni of Apulia, Molino De Vita built a mill quarried, plastered, and coloured from the durum wheat it mills.
900,000 people, 3,300 unpaid volunteers and a pope. Inside the 6 days that made Rimini’s Meeting its biggest edition ever.
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