Rome hall where Europe was born hosts new vision
In the Rome room where Europe was born 69 years ago, a new forum asks what the continent should become next.
In the Rome room where Europe was born 69 years ago, a new forum asks what the continent should become next.
Filmmaker Toni D’Angelo turns a camera on his father, Neapolitan icon Nino, after 18 unspoken years.
Turin’s Gallerie d’Italia museum hosts renowned photographer Nick Brandt’s The Day May Break exhibition.
Italy’s Ministry of Culture launches a sweeping new campaign for country’s museums, not as monument to the past.
Rothko’s largest Italian retrospective stages an unlikely dialogue between American abstraction and the Renaissance.
A new English-language website launching at the Italian Senate maps Italy’s overlooked Roman heritage.
The Archaeological Park of Pompeii and Campania winery Feudi di San Gregorio announce a public-private partnership.
Naples lights a bonfire and bakes for the poor on World Pizza Day, marked on January 17, the feast of Sant’Antonio Abate.
A journey through Abruzzo works by subtraction, the further you travel from Rome, less noise and less crowds.
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