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The Red Girl: Modigliani and His Universe
The Red Girl by Amedeo Modigliani, also known as The Red Girl (Head of a Woman with Red Hair), is a work created in 1915 by the Italian painter, who became a naturalized French citizen. Currently displayed in the permanent collection of the Galleria di Arte Moderna di Torino, the red girl was donated to …
Venice Beyond the 2022 Biennale
On the occasion of the inauguration on April 23, of the Venice Biennale 2022, the city is preparing to become the stage for the national and international artistic scene. However, the city is not just the Biennale, but also the theater of important exhibitions: here are those that tell Venice beyond the Biennale. Surrealism and …
The Restoration of “The Annunciation of Love”
At the conclusion of the work, which began last January, on Friday, December 17, 2021, the restoration of the sculptural group in patinated plaster colored bronze depicting The Annunciation of Love by Filippo Cifariello (Molfetta, 1864-Naples 1936) was presented at the Conference Room of the “Corrado Giaquinto” Pinacoteca. The restoration of the work was entirely …
The Visitation by Francesco Caucig
RECOVERY OF A PAINTING MISSING FOR OVER A HUNDRED YEARS Thanks to the collaboration of the Superintendency of Archaeology, Fine Arts, and Landscape of Friuli Venezia Giulia and the decisive intervention of the Carabinieri of the Cultural Heritage Protection Unit in Udine last May, after more than a hundred years, a work that had completely …
Panoramic Venice. The Discovery of the Infinite Horizon
The protagonist is the city. Through the images of the exhibition, the telescope of time reveals a Venice in contrast to the one we have seen tested by the tide, emptied by contagion, obscured and poignant. Here re-emerges that prodigious urban and civic organism, which eludes even the nineteenth-century attempts to grasp it whole with …
Venus at Palazzo Te
More than a month ago, on March 21, along with spring, the Year of Venus began at Palazzo Te, which encompasses the exhibition program proposed by the Fondazione Palazzo Te for 2021.In such a particular and complicated moment as the one we are experiencing, the Foundation wants to emphasize a desire for rebirth and recovery …
From the Mummy Taaset to René Magritte: The Museum of the Biella Territory and Its Collections
The Museum of the Biellese Territory was inaugurated in 2001 in the current location of the former Convent of San Sebastiano. The construction of the Complex of San Sebastiano, including the church and the adjacent convent of the Lateran Canons, dates back to the early 16th century, initiated by Sebastiano Ferrero. An important figure, serving …
Mosè Bianchi and the “Genius of House of Savoy”
Moses Bianchi is undoubtedly the most renowned artist born in the city of Monza in 1840. A memorable figure, with his long white beard, he was the absolute protagonist of the city’s artistic scene in the second half of the nineteenth century, a period of great ferment that saw numerous painters at work in the …
The Apulian Landscape
The National Landscape Day The exhibition The Apulian Landscape in the Collections of the Metropolitan Art Gallery of Bari: the Awareness of an Identity, inaugurated on March 15 and open until May 30, pays tribute to the National Landscape Day. Established five years ago by the then Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, with the …
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.