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Closure of the Milan Comics Museum: what are we really losing?
Are you looking for information about the closure of the Milan Comics Museum and what will happen to its unique collection? Then stop here for a moment, because you are about to discover some of the saddest, and unfortunately true, news for those who love art, culture and the drawn memory of our time. The […]
Van Gogh’s Sunflowers: interesting facts and meaning
If I say ‘Van Gogh’, what comes to mind? Probably ears (or rather, the absence of one), starry skies and… sunflowers, lots of sunflowers. Today, I want to take you on a journey of discovery through one of the most beloved series of paintings in art history: The Sunflowers. Those golden flowers that seem to […]
The Study of the Duke of Urbino: history, art and restoration of a Renaissance gem
Explore the Duke of Urbino’s Studiolo: a Renaissance masterpiece restored to its former glory in 2025. A unique place where art, history, and culture come together.
Accessible Venice: the inclusive web app that revolutionises the experience of visiting art sites
Are you looking for a way to discover the art and culture of Venice without barriers, whether you have visual impairments or not? If the answer is yes, you’ve come to the right place. In Venice and the lagoon hinterland, a new way of experiencing cultural heritage is emerging: more inclusive, more accessible, more human. […]
Artists and Instagram: creative geniuses or slaves to the algorithm?
In the past, in order to be recognised as an artist, it was necessary to exhibit in a prestigious gallery, to be included in a museum’s collection or, at least, to have an art critic write enthusiastically and in complicated words about the works and their meaning. Today, on the other hand, all it takes […]
Biennale Architettura 2025. JAPAN PAVILION
Discover “In-Between” at the Japan Pavilion of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025: a journey between human and non-human, nature and technology, where architecture engages in a unique dialogue with artificial intelligence.
No more mediocre art! Let the cultural revolution begin
Diciamolo chiaramente: nel mondo dell’arte e della cultura stiamo rischiando grosso.La mediocrità si sta insinuando nei musei, nelle gallerie, nelle mostre e persino nella creatività stessa.Sembra che il sistema accetti sempre più spesso il minimo sforzo, trasformando l’arte in un prodotto da consumo rapido, più attento ai numeri che alla qualità. Eppure, l’arte ha sempre […]
Goethe’s House in Rome: a journey through dreams, art and a bit of nostalgia
A few years ago, during one of my Roman ‘escapes’, if I am not mistaken, to see the Gribouilliage exhibition, I decided to slip into a small but fascinating museum: the Goethe House. I admit, it wasn’t on my initial ‘must see’ list, but when I found out that Johann Wolfgang Goethe had lived there […]
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Biennale Architettura 2025. JAPAN PAVILION
Discover “In-Between” at the Japan Pavilion of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025: a journey between human and non-human, nature and technology, where architecture engages in a unique dialogue with artificial intelligence.
The art of Vittorio Valiante: matter, body and contrasts
If there is one artist who knows how to shake the viewer of his works, it is Vittorio Valiante. His visual language is made of raw material and painted flesh, of urban fragments transformed into metaphors of human existence. His new artistic research focuses on the body as a primary experience, as a bridge between […]
Naples in two days: art and museums in one weekend
Have you ever wanted to immerse yourself in the vibrant energy and rich history of Naples, one of Italy’s most fascinating cities? Naples, with its unique mix of art, culture, and a history dating back thousands of years, offers an unforgettable experience. In this article, I will guide you through a two-day itinerary to discover […]
Milan in two days: Discovering the artistic wonders of Milan
Are you planning a Milan weekend and want to know what you can see in Milan in two days? You’ve landed in the right post!In this post I propose a two-day itinerary to discover the city’s most iconic attractions, ensuring that you can immerse yourself in Milan’s rich history and artistic heritage. Follow me on […]
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Biennale Architettura 2025. JAPAN PAVILION
Discover “In-Between” at the Japan Pavilion of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025: a journey between human and non-human, nature and technology, where architecture engages in a unique dialogue with artificial intelligence.
Venice Biennale: the celebration of Art amidst genius, controversy and surprises
Venice is already a city that seems to come straight out of a dream, but every two years it is transformed into an explosion of creativity, provocation and fiery debate: this is the Art Biennale, the event that transforms Venice into the world capital of contemporary art. If you have ever wondered what this Biennale […]
Magic of art exhibitions: why they are such a widespread phenomenon
Have you ever thought about why there are so many exhibitions and why we like them so much, since some events are so crowded? Undoubtedly, since the second half of the twentieth century, art exhibitions have been a widespread phenomenon all over the world, which knows no crisis and is often a cultural and economic […]
Biennale Venice 2024 tickets, pavilions and side events
VENICE BIENNALE 2024 TICKETS, PAVILIONS, SIDE EVENTS Venice Biennale 2024, tickets, pavilions, side events, what to see and where to go.In 2024, Venice will once again become the hub of international art with the 60th International Art Exhibition, entitled ‘Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere’, curated by Adriano Pedrosa. This evocative title, inspired by a work […]
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