Home becomes memory, ruin and reinvention
Artists from India, the UK and Germany explore what home means when it is lost, rebuilt or remembered across borders.
Artists from India, the UK and Germany explore what home means when it is lost, rebuilt or remembered across borders.
The Central Pavilion brings artists together under the curator Kouoh’s final vision, a show shaped by remembrance and restraint.
Venice’s lagoon winery Venissa, where a 21st-generation winemaker revived an almost-extinct grape, to global acclaim.
Venice’s Peggy Guggenheim Collection revisits the London years that shaped one of modern art’s defining collectors.
A walled vineyard, just one hectare, in the Venetian Lagoon revives an extinct grape on the sleepy island of Mazzorbo.
Uruguay sculptor Pablo Atchugarry brings marble works to Rome’s top modern art gallery this May.
Italy’s 2026 culture capital L’Aquila opens its summer festival with Bolle and a Piovani world premiere.
When guests return to their rooms at this hotel in Verona, they find a small bilingual book instead of chocolate.
337 looted antiquities reclaimed from the United States, including Roman-era marble head of Alexander the Great.
Florence has its first modern urban vineyard with views across the Arno to Brunelleschi’s dome and the Fiesole hills.
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