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Giacomo Balla exhibition in Parma: a universe of light
You know those names you hear mentioned a thousand times, but only when you see one of their paintings do you realize how revolutionary they were? Well, Giacomo Balla is one of those names. If you don’t know him well yet, this is your chance to discover him as you’ve never seen him before. From […]

The magical world of Leonora Carrington on display in Milan
Have you ever had the feeling that reality is just one of many possible planes of existence? If the answer is yes—or if you’d like to find out—make a note of this exhibition: from September 20, 2025, to January 11, 2026, Palazzo Reale in Milan will host the first solo exhibition in Italy dedicated to […]
Rodney Smith exhibition in Rovigo: between reality and surrealism
Need a breath of light and enchanted air? From October 4, 2025, to February 1, 2026, Palazzo Roverella opens the doors to a parallel world, made of dazzling blacks and whites, elegant figures suspended between reality and fantasy, gentle humor, and breathtaking beauty. This is the world of Rodney Smith, a New York photographer with […]

Man Ray exhibition in Milan: when light becomes art
Have you ever thought that a simple shadow could be transformed into a work of art? Or that an everyday object, when viewed with different eyes, could become visual poetry? If the answer is no, it’s time to remedy that. From September 24, 2025, to January 11, 2026, Palazzo Reale is hosting “Man Ray. Forms […]

The major exhibition “Beato Angelico” in Florence
If you love 15th-century art or simply beauty that speaks to the soul, there is an event you cannot miss: the “Beato Angelico” exhibition in Florence, from September 26, 2025, to January 25, 2026, at Palazzo Strozzi and the Museum of San Marco. It is a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition, and that is not an exaggeration: it […]

Fattori 200: an exhibition, a city, a pictorial revolution
What if I told you that the sea, the land, and the light of Tuscany are about to tell you an extraordinary story? A story of golden fields, faces marked by hard work, spirited horses, and skies that seem endless. This story has a specific name: Giovanni Fattori. This year, 200 years after his birth, […]

Contemporary art: exhibitions not to be missed in SEPTEMBER 2025
September is the month of new beginnings—people return to the city, life gets back to normal, and art lovers start visiting galleries again. Are the holidays over? Perhaps. But the surprises aren’t. If you too need beauty (and a touch of provocation) to face the fall, these 5 contemporary art exhibitions are for you. I’m […]

Picasso, Miró, Dalí: three geniuses, one exhibition in Milan
If I told you that for a few months in Milan, you could come face to face with three giants of modern art, would you believe me? Well, from October 25, 2025, to January 25, 2026, at the Fabbrica del Vapore, a space-time portal will open, catapulting you into the heart of 20th-century Spanish avant-garde […]

Contemporary art: exhibitions not to be missed in Italy in AUGUST 2025
August, as we all know, is the month for light suitcases and slightly freer minds. But if, between dips in the pool and granitas, you feel the urge to feed your eyes (and your spirit), here are five contemporary art exhibitions around Italy that are really worth seeing. No rankings, no “must-sees” at all costs. […]

Tatiana Trouvé’s enchanted labyrinth on display at Punta della Dogana, Venice
Have you ever thought that objects could have a secret life? That an abandoned suitcase or a crumpled blanket could hold memories, dreams and even prophecies? If the answer is no, it’s only because you haven’t yet seen the new exhibition Tatiana Trouvé: The Strange Life of Things, on display at Palazzo Grassi from 6 […]

Inside Thomas Schütte’s mind: why you can’t miss his exhibition in Venice
For the first time ever, I visited an exhibition and had a strange feeling: the works were watching me! No, I’m not joking, it really happened to me at Punta della Dogana when I saw Thomas Schütte’s exhibition: Genealogies. This is the highly anticipated retrospective dedicated to one of the most irreverent and original artists […]

Tales of Light at the Borghese Gallery: an immersive show combining art, history and video mapping
Have you ever seen a museum tell its story through the voice of light? If you love art and culture and are looking for a truly unique experience, Racconti di Luce alla Galleria Borghese will surprise you. Starting next July, one of Rome’s most fascinating cultural spaces will be transformed into an open-air stage, where […]

Mapplethorpe exhibition in Venice: the body, the myth, the light
If you haven’t planned a visit to Venice in the coming months, take my advice as a friend: do something about it right away. And not just for the gondolas or sunsets on the Grand Canal, but for an unmissable event on the island of San Giorgio. At the Stanze della Fotografia, from 10 April […]

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.

Contemporary art: exhibitions not to be missed in APRIL 2025
April, sweet April… but that doesn’t apply to contemporary art. Here are the five exhibitions not to be missed this month! Contemporary art: exhibitions to see in May 2025 #5exhibitionspermonth #APRIL2025 Here are five exhibitions opening in April in five contemporary art galleries in Italy. This is not a ranking of the best exhibitions! These […]

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 […]
Florence, tickets for the Boboli Gardens
Tourists from all over the world visit Florence every year for the works of art in its museums and its many churches with their characteristic façades. Especially in fine weather, however, the city on the Arno offers the opportunity to enjoy its views and also many artistic masterpieces in the open air in its many […]
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