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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 …
Accademia Carrara: Velázquez Arrives from the Prado Museum
The Accademia Carrara, located in Bergamo, is an Italian art gallery established in 1796. It presents itself as an imposing neoclassical building, perfectly integrated into the historic center of the upper city. The Accademia, already home to an important collection of Renaissance art, now also hosts on loan one of the last masterpieces by Velázquez, …
The Summer Exhibitions of 2022: Here Are the Ones Not to Miss
The five must-see exhibitions of this week will accompany us throughout the beautiful season, until September 2022: they offer various points of reflection such as irony, precariousness and evanescence, both sacrilegious and innovative art, and finally video installations. Giuseppe Veneziano True Stories at Palazzo Pallavicini until September 18, 2022 Palazzo Pallavicini in Bologna is inaugurating the …
Chagall at Mudec: One Hundred Unpublished Works as an Illustrator
Chagall is at the Mudec Museum of Cultures in Milan with Marc Chagall. The Story of Two Worlds, an exhibition curated by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. The exhibition, open until July 31, 2022, explores the artistic research and work of the Russian artist, who later became a French citizen, from a new perspective, focusing …
The Salgado Exhibition at MAXXI: Journey in Amazônia
Sebastião Salgado is one of the greatest photographers of our time and is the star of the exhibition Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia, at the MAXXI in Rome, until August 21, 2022. The city is the only Italian stop of the photographic project. Sebastião Salgado He was born in Brazil on February 8, 1944, but has lived …
Milan is not just the Salone del Mobile: exhibitions to see in the city
Until Sunday June 12, Milan is buzzing with the Salone del Mobile, but the city has much more to offer. Here are five exhibitions worth visiting. The Beginning of Time. The Spatial Researches of Arnaldo Pomodoro from March 6 to December 18, 2022 at the Arnaldo Pomodoro Foundation The Beginning of Time. The Spatial Researches …
A Museum for Everyone: the MIC Launches a Fundraising Campaign for an Inclusive Museum
Faenza is known internationally for the production of ceramics and majolica, commonly referred to as Faience. The city began its artistic and architectural development as early as the Renaissance and continued through the Baroque period, eventually becoming a reference point for Neoclassicism both in Italy and Europe. The MIC, an expression of ceramic culture worldwide …
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.