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May 1, 2022: Free Sundays at the Museum Return
On May 1, 2022, coinciding with Labor Day, the free Sunday at the museum returns. Thanks to the initiative “Sunday at the Museum” – active since 2017 – every first Sunday of the month, all cultural sites, museums, archaeological parks, and state museums open their doors to visitors for free. In Rome, the Civic Museums …
Five Unmissable Exhibitions from Bologna to Trieste
Bologna, Orani, Florence, Mantua and Trieste, here are our five must-see exhibitions. Photos at Palazzo Albergati until September 4, 2022 Palazzo Albergati hosts the photographic exhibition Photos, until September 4, 2022. Bologna welcomes, for the first time in Italy, the extraordinary Julián Castilla Collection, owned by the Spanish collector of the same name. Recognized as …
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 Painters of Light. From Caravaggio to Paolini
“The Painters of Light. From Caravaggio to Paolini” is the title of the exhibition currently taking place at the Cavallerizza Space in Lucca, a well-known venue in the city for cultural events of all kinds and always committed to enhancing art in all its forms. The exhibition, curated by Vittorio Sgarbi and produced by Contemplazioni, …
Rosario Oliva: Meeting Between Figurativism and Abstraction
The solo exhibition of Rosario Oliva is open to visitors at the Benedetto Robazza Museum in Rocca Priora until June 11, 2022. Rosario Oliva: the artist Rosario Oliva was born in 1965 in Naples. Here, he attended the art institute and then enrolled at IED in Rome, specializing in the field of illustration. In Rome, …
Raphael in Sonosfera®
The Sonosfera® in Pesaro presents an innovative program dedicated to Raphael! The Sonosfera®, one of the most innovative jewels of the cultural heritage of Pesaro UNESCO Creative City of Music, continues to amaze and fascinate the public. In addition to the already visible program Fragments of Extinction in the Climate Clock, about the endangered sound …
UmbriaBox is Born: Virtual Tours of the Museums of Twelve Umbrian Towns
The UMBRIABOX (www.umbriabox.it) has been presented as a new way to discover Umbria through high-resolution 360-degree videos and photographs, virtual tours, and educational content from some of the region’s most significant museums. This innovative museum experience project has been promoted by the municipalities that are part of the Terre e Musei dell’Umbria network, which includes …
Carlo Scarpa in Possagno
For the realization of an architectural project, architect Carlo Scarpa (Venice, 1906 – Sendai, Japan, 1978) produced many improvised sketches on paper or with additions of other marks made in pencil or with pastel colors; this decision could, subsequently, undergo continuous variations because he was never satisfied with the result. This way of proceeding was …
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.