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.
Levi’s and a Milan non-profit spent a year mentoring 30 creatives of colour. Will this help them into careers?
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.
Rovereto’s Office for a Human Theatre spent 18 years on one director’s vision. This autumn it hands its stage to four artists.
Thirty years of wild horses, a shrinking wilderness, and one question for AI. Roberto Dutesco and his life journey.
An Italian writer projects Van Gogh onto an actor’s face at the Fringe, hands out pasta, and defends error against AI.
Writer and curator in Lazio village maps the world’s contemporary exhibits and says artists should not start exhibiting until 45.
Artist Francesca Chialà stages a live performance during a solar eclipse to get Rome catering businesses to clean Tiber banks.
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