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There are exhibitions that do more than just describe a style, because they manage to convey an atmosphere, a way of looking at the world, an idea of the future. Liberty. The Art of Modern Italy is one such exhibition, and if you love art that is both elegant and revolutionary, this is a destination […]

There is a moment in art history when the immobility of painting is called into question and the viewer’s gaze becomes the true protagonist. It is at this moment that Kinetic Art is born, an innovative and fascinating movement that revolutionised the very concept of a work of art. Kinetic Art developed after the Second […]

You know that feeling you get when something is so beautiful it seems almost forbidden? Well, in Milan, from the end of January 2026, that feeling will take shape. Body, desire and provocation come together in the elegant rooms of Palazzo Reale with Robert Mapplethorpe. The Forms of Desire, an exhibition I recommend you see […]

In 1505, in Rome, Pope Julius II entrusted Michelangelo Buonarroti with the monumental task of designing his tomb to be placed in the new St. Peter’s Basilica. The young artist, already considered a genius, imagined a grandiose mausoleum of classical inspiration, decorated with dozens of sculptures. The original design called for an imposing architectural structure […]

Have you ever wanted to come face to face with a work by Renoir or Modigliani without flying to Paris or New York? If the answer is yes, then I have some news that will make your eyes light up: the Museo dell’Ara Pacis in Rome is hosting one of the most fascinating exhibitions of […]

There are encounters that will never happen in reality, but which continue to occur every time we pause in front of a work of art. It happens when time slows down, when the museum ceases to be a silent space and becomes a place of dialogue. Impossible Encounters stems precisely from this. From the desire […]

Poet, writer and art critic, Guillaume Apollinaire was one of the most complex and fascinating figures in early 20th-century European culture. Born in Rome in 1880 and died in Paris in 1918, Apollinaire embodied the restless spirit of a changing era, becoming one of the most lucid and visionary interpreters of artistic modernity. His real […]

Have you ever wanted to see Italy taking shape, as if you were there, with your eyes filled with wonder and your heart open to the future? If the answer is yes, there is an exhibition waiting for you in Novara that you should not miss. It is entitled “The Italy of the first Italians. […]