Forty years of Fiumara d’Arte in the Nebrodi
Forty years after a grieving son commissioned a riverside memorial, Sicily’s once-prosecuted sculpture park faces a quieter test.
Forty years after a grieving son commissioned a riverside memorial, Sicily’s once-prosecuted sculpture park faces a quieter test.
Cancer patients walk the gladiators’ route in the Colosseum as Italy edges toward letting doctors prescribe museum visits.
Mascagni’s opera filled a Sicilian castle park with visitors from abroad, while Verga’s abandoned village comes back to life.
Levi’s and a Milan non-profit spent a year mentoring 30 creatives of colour. Will this help them into careers?
Franco Nero took the career award, but at Rome’s Premio Bolognini the other film crew members had the last word.
A mirror-steel winged horse and 5,000 pupils’ terracotta tiles turn a Catania school square into Librino’s newest public artwork.
As Assisi marks 40 years of interfaith prayer for peace, a former pilgrim hotel invites visitors into six faiths.
Venice’s Jewish Museum reopens October 22 with expanded galleries and three restored synagogues.
An estate agency in Rome’s Prati swaps listings for paintings, with six artists exploring memory, belonging, and the city.
A NASA scientist from Basilicata and a writer speaking from Gaza lead the winners of Cosenza’s 20th Mediterranean culture prize.
At Rome’s Scuderie del Quirinale the first major Pontormo retrospective held outside Florence, with over 130 works.
The Stradella Baroque Festival closes in Viterbo with 3 final concerts of Swedish folk, baroque and contemporary music.
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