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Campigli at the Roberto Casamonti Collection in Florence
Massimo Campigli will be at the Collezione Casamonti in Florence from March 8 to 15, 2025, as part of the project “The Return of the Masters of the 20th Century“, inaugurated in February. This initiative brings back to the exhibition path some of the masterpieces from the first part of the collection “From the Early …
Giorgio de Chirico at the Casamonti Collection in Florence
The Roberto Casamonti Collection showcases masterpieces from the artists of the first part of the collection “From the Early 20th Century to the 1960s.” This marks the beginning of a series of encounters with masterpieces from the first sixty years of the last century: approximately monthly, one artwork will be taken from storage to be …
Florence, Beyond the Renaissance Between Modern and Contemporary Art
If Florence is known for its Renaissance art and for having some of the most famous museums in the world, it may be less renowned for its contemporary and modern artistic scene. The contemporary and modern side of the city of Florence can be discovered by stepping outside the more traditional tourist paths. Here are …
Basquiat, where are his works?
Jean Michel Basquiat was born in New York in December 1960 and died at just 27 years old in 1988. A child prodigy, he learned to read and write at just four years old and from a young age showed a strong inclination towards art, encouraged by his mother, Matilde, who enrolled him in schools …
Exhibitions in Florence 2024: which ones to visit
Exhibtions in Florence are waiting for you! For 2024 the program of exhibitions in Florence is intense: from contemporary art and its major interpreters through to 21st century art and photography. Here are some of the exhibitions in Florence 2024 to visit in the city. We remind you that you can visit museums, exhibitions and …
Museums in Florence, which ones not to miss and perhaps you don’t know
Museums in Florence are numerous, and it can happen that you don’t know them all. This is why we have worked on a selection of museums in Florence that are worth visiting but perhaps you are not yet familiar with. From the Roberto Casamonti Collection, which boasts works by the greatest masters, to the Galileo …
Pirandello at the Uffizi and that paiting of Perugino
In the Fu Mattia Pascal, Pirandello is at Uffizi. The famous novel by Luigi Pirandello, published for the first time in 1904, initially saw the light divided into installments in the magazine, which still exists today, Nuova Antologia. The novel explores all those themes that would later be taken up in One, Nobody and One …
Fallen Angels by Kiefer in Palazzo Strozzi
Kiefer in Florence. One year later the exhibtion in Palazzo Ducale in Venice, the artist is back on exhibtion in Palazzo Strozzi from 22nd of March to July 21st with Anselm Kiefer. Fallen Angels . Fallen angels, Kiefer in Florence A great exhibition, long awaited, conceived and created together with the artist, one of the …
Kiefer, at Palazzo Strozzi the great exhibition
Palazzo Strozzi from the 22nd of March hosts a large exhibition conceived and created together with Anselm Kiefer, one of the most popular artist in the XX and XXI century. The exhibition, titled Anselm Kiefer. Fallen Angels, will allow you to come into direct contact with the great German master through a journey between historical …
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.