Colosseum leads art as medicine programs
Cancer patients walk the gladiators’ route in the Colosseum as Italy edges toward letting doctors prescribe museum visits.
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?
Facing the Porziuncola, Rabbi Alon Goshen-Gottstein turns an old hotel into an interfaith house in Assisi.
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 oncologist who defends wine, an artificial intelligence scientist, and Reporters Without Borders signed Masi’s Amarone barrel.
A Sardinian hotel in Oliena keeps Barbagia’s crafts, cuisine and wine traditions alive, welcoming curious travellers.
A young Murano furnace hires women, trains newcomers, and bets on the EU’s new craft label to save its trade.
Get notified about new articles
