London honours Italian cinema-shaping women
Above and Below the Line runs for two weeks, at long last restoring names long left in the margins.
Above and Below the Line runs for two weeks, at long last restoring names long left in the margins.
Venice’s Fondazione Cini reopens the restored Borges Labyrinth, marking 15 years since creation and Borges’s death anniversary.
A retrospective on Mexico’ best known painter Diego Rivera, who died in 1957, is running at the Capitoline Museums.
Rome’s newest gallery shows 41 Mitoraj sculptures while Pietrasanta opens a museum for the Polish master.
German artist Lore Bert celebrates turning 90 with a Biennale exhibition, one of Germany’s highest honours and friends.
Veneto Prosecco hills, Maser trust, Renaissance ideas, and candlelit sculptures craft a more purposeful visit.
Europe’s largest digital art gallery in Gorizia enters the final months of Refik Anadol’s immersive Data Tunnel.
Italy paid 30 million euro for a rarely seen Caravaggio. Now it hangs in Rome, and crowds suggest the gamble works.
Pietrasanta’s Creartiva returns for a third edition, taking Lorenzetti’s frescoes on good and bad government as its season theme.
The curator of Rome’s landmark Troy exhibition Alessio de Cristofaro explains why myth and archaeology are not rivals.
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