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Summer 2022, five exhibitions to absolutely visit
The must-see exhibitions for summer 2022: from German expressionists, through photography to Canova. We tell you about them. Expressions and Truths at the Imago Museum until October 2, 2022 At theImago Museum in Pescara, until October 2, 2002, there is Expressions and Truths: an exceptional exhibition with over 70 works that narrate the avant-garde art …
Objects in Art: Meaning and Symbolism
The history of art is full of symbolisms. Over the centuries, works have been enriched with the representation of certain objects considered symbols of life, death, fertility, beauty, fidelity, and so on. Below we tell you about some objects in art. The coral The coral has always been considered an extremely precious and sought-after material. …
Rome and Its Summer Exhibitions
Despite the scorching temperatures reached in recent weeks, Rome still offers us its five must-see exhibitions: contemporary art, architecture, and even “saved art.” Here are what they are and where you can go to visit them. Appriou Art Club #35 at Villa Medici until September 4, 2022 Villa Medici hosts the exhibition Appriou Art Club …
Art Forgers: The Story of Wolfgang and Helene Beltracchi
Wolfgang and Helene Beltracchi are a German couple who gained notoriety for deceiving the art market for years by creating masterful forgeries. Husband and wife, Wolfgang and Helene, as their story shows, are truly inseparable: they became millionaires thanks to his artistic skills in creating works of artists like Picasso, Cezanne, Rembrandt, and Ernst, while …
The Best Exhibitions of 2022 to See in Italy
The five best exhibitions, in July, around Italy. Ascoli Piceno, Vicenza, Florence, Treviso and Urbino: these are the cities hosting them. We will tell you the rest. The Search for Beauty. The Cavallini Sgarbi Collection at the Palazzo dei Capitani in Ascoli Piceno until September 30, 2022 The Search for Beauty. The Cavallini Sgarbi Collection is …
The Great Exhibitions of July 2022
We welcome the month of July with our selection of five must-see exhibitions. Isgrò cancels Brixia at the Museo di Santa Giulia until January 8, 2023 Emilio Isgrò, until January 8, 2023, is exhibiting at the Museo di Santa Giulia in Brescia with Isgrò cancels Brixia, curated by Marco Bazzini. The exhibition, further proof of …
UltraQueer at Palazzo Merulana: Inclusivity and Gender Equality
Palazzo Merulana in Rome hosts until July 3rd, coinciding with Pride month, the exhibition UltraQueer, curated by Twm Factory, in collaboration with Circolo di Cultura Omosessuale Mario Mieli, Roma Pride, and Inclusive Medicine. The aim of UltraQueer is to explore the Queer dimension through new artistic languages, promoting the expressive freedom of gender identities and …
Kazumi Yoshida, Palermo is a Dream
Utopia by Kazumi Yoshida is at the Loggiato San Bartolomeo in Palermo. The exhibition, inaugurated on June 3rd, is curated by Paola Nicita. Utopia brings, for the first time in Italy, a collection entirely dedicated to the Japanese master. Kazumi Yoshida and Palermo Kazumi Yoshida, Palermo had already visited it during Manifesta in 2018 and, …
Which Exhibitions to Not Miss in Naples in 2022
It’s time for Naples to present its five must-see exhibitions, starting with a tribute at the Madre to Lawrence Carroll, an artist who passed away prematurely three years ago; at Capodimonte featuring Caravaggio and Caracciolo, and at Palazzo Reale with Don Quixote. At the National Archaeological Museum, the “Megalithic Sardinia“ exhibition is also arriving. Lawrence …
How to choose which exhibitions to see
The Italian and international exhibition calendar is constantly changing. With solo shows devoted to the masters of modern and contemporary art, historical retrospectives in museum palaces and international events, finding your way requires a careful, verified selection.
The Artsupp editorial team curates this collection with opening and closing dates, venues and official links to book tickets, making visits easier for residents and for anyone planning an art weekend.