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Love Does Not Break – Kintsugi at the Treasure Museum of the Cathedral of Vercelli
Special Workshop for Valentine’s Day 2026 The Treasury Museum of the Cathedral of Vercelli will host on Saturday, February 14 at 10:00 AM the second edition of the workshop Kintsugi – Love Doesn’t Break, dedicated to the Japanese art of Kintsugi, a symbol of care, transformation, and the enhancement of fractures. The meeting will be led by Assunta Fraraccio, …
Exhibition: GIACOMO BALLA, A UNIVERSE OF LIGHT in Parma extended until February 15
Exhibition GIACOMO BALLA extended until February 15 At the Palazzo del Governatore in Parmato, the exhibition GIACOMO BALLA, A UNIVERSE OF LIGHT has been extended until February 15, 2026. Giacomo Balla, a universe of light. The collection of the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art from October 10, 2025, to February 15, 2026, will bring together …
Picasso in Rome
From February 27 to June 29, 2025, the exhibition Picasso the Stranger opens at the Museo del Corso – Polo museale in Rome. Organized in collaboration with the Musée national Picasso-Paris (MNPP), the main lender, the Palais de la Porte Dorée in Paris, the Museu Picasso Barcelona, and other important museums and historic private collections …
The Time of Futurism Extended Until the End of April
At the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, the exhibition The Time of Futurism has been extended until April 27, 2025. The Time of Futurism focuses on the relationship between art and science/technology and illustrates that “complete renewal of human sensitivity brought about by the great scientific discoveries” that underpinned the birth …
FLOWERS at the Chiostro del Bramante
FLOWERS at the Chiostro del Bramante celebrates flowers with the largest Italian exhibition ever dedicated to their beauty and strength. From 14 February to 14 September 2025 “Flowers: From the Renaissance to Artificial Intelligence ” offers a journey in which the inexhaustible evocative power of flowers emerges, capable of uniting art, science and technology in …
The Artist’s Portrait in Forlì
The Portrait of the Artist. In the Mirror of Narcissus. The Face, the Mask, the Selfie is at the Civic Museum of San Domenico in Forlì from February 23 to June 29, 2025. The grand exhibition, curated by Cristina Acidini, Fernando Mazzocca, Francesco Parisi, and Paola Refice, inaugurates the 2025 season with a new long …
Munch in Rome, the exhibition at Palazzo Bonaparte
From February 11 to June 2, 2025, Palazzo Bonaparte will inaugurate an important retrospective on Edward Munch titled: Munch. The Inner Scream. The exhibition, which has already been at the Palazzo Reale in Milan, includes 100 works from the Munch Museum in Oslo.More than 20 years after the last exhibition dedicated to the Norwegian artist …
FREEDOM KICK at Spazio Rivoluzione
Spazio Rivoluzione in Palermo inaugurates Freedom Kick, a video installation by Eugenio Merino created in collaboration with the American activist collective Indecline. On a field seemingly without boundaries, a young team prepares to compete in a soccer match. From the ground emerges a hyper-realistic reproduction of the head of Donald Trump, which will soon be …
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 …
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.