Lombard churches shine in Boí Taüll, in Pyrenees
Lombard masons built the Romanesque churches in Catalan Pyrenees, and Italian restorers later saved their frescoes.
Lombard masons built the Romanesque churches in Catalan Pyrenees, and Italian restorers later saved their frescoes.
Forty years after a grieving son’s 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.
Sicilian artist Noemi Priolo talks about ErbaLuce, her Venice show built around an imaginary wild thistle.
A mirror-steel winged horse and 5,000 pupils’ terracotta tiles turn a Catania school square into Librino’s newest public artwork.
An estate agency in Rome’s Prati swaps listings for paintings, with six artists exploring memory, belonging, and the city.
At Rome’s Scuderie del Quirinale the first major Pontormo retrospective held outside Florence, with over 130 works.
Restored 18th-century shrine to San Gennaro reopens near Porta Capuana in Naples after a student-led restoration project.
Rome has opened its largest ancient Roman fresco and mosaic to visitors, and reservations are already impossible to get.
Gerace’s cathedral was rebuilt from altar fragments found in a rubbish heap. The school that did it has closed its tenth edition.
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