Curator Alessio de Cristofaro on myth and archaeology
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
Bologna entrepreneur turns bronze sculptures into industrial manufacturing and donates proceeds to social causes.
The World Monuments Fund, with an office in Milan now, begins restoring the Golden Room at the Poldi Pezzoli Museum.
Fresh from a string of acclaimed films, one of Italy’s most versatile actors takes on Homer on a national tour.
Rabarama brings monumental sculptures to Rome’s Via Veneto in an open-air show funding social causes.
Chiara Modica Donà dalle Rose lives in the same Venice palazzo her ancestors built more than 400 years ago.
Siena exhibition uses Renaissance painted furniture, domestic objects to reconstruct life in a noble palace.
A second-century marble goddess swaps her dark museum storeroom for a hotel lobby in the centre of the eternal city.
Castelporziano, a nature reserve, not a film, took one of the top honours at the Italia Green Film Festival.
Italy’s defence minister discusses open-air sculptures in Via Veneto, placing ancient Rome together with contemporary art.
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