The Scuderie del Quirinale, in the heart of Rome, are hosting a great exhibition of wonderful masterpieces by 16th-century artist Lorenzo Lotto, whose distinctive paintings have enjoyed an upsurge in…

Talking about theatre and public financing seems to be like dusting again some eternal questions, that have polemically divided a lot of compartments of the same field in the past.…

Kunsthalle Galapagos in Brooklyn – New York is pleased to present“The Sota Project”, an immersive, multilayered video installation that reenacts a controversial text from the Talmud. A tale of two…

Sandro Botticelli was a master of the Florentine school in the late 1400s and enjoyed the patronage of the Medicis, Florence’s ruling family during the Renaissance: now, in honor of…

An astonishing array of Ancient Egyptian artefacts dating back four millennia is still on display in an exhibition in the eastern Italian town of Forli until January 9th in San…

Réservez tout de suite votre soirée du 26 ou du 27 novembre 2010 pour GULLIVER. Après Alice, « GULLIVER » est la nouvelle création de l’artiste peintre et metteur en…

This summer a major new exhibition has opened in Trento, devoted to the history and production of Venice’s world-famous Murano glass, including some of the most stunning works ever made.…

Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael are the three great Italian artists, which are now in a Swedish major new exhibition entitled “And There Was Light” in the Eriksbergshallen: a key…

Conegliano a northern Italian town is still paying tribute to its Renaissance painter Giovanni Battista Cima (1459/1460 – 1517/1518), with a great exhibition charting his life, work and artistic innovations:…

Who has never heard of the Italian fashion stylist Giorgio Armani? His style, elegant and refine, is famous all over the world. He dressed the most beautiful, famous and powerful…