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With a background in literature, film, and classical civilisation, Jane moved from Ireland to Sicily for what was intended to be a brief stint teaching English, travel writing, and learning Italian. The love affair with Italy was unbreakable and led to making a permanent home in Florence. Always journalistically inclined, she writes about culture and community in Florence.
Photographs by the Neapolitan master are on display until July 14, with an homage to Michelangelo.
The Biblioteca dei Ragazzi returns with books, workshops and readings to delight children of all ages.
25 large-scale works engage with themes of memory, history and war.
Beauty is in the detail for Irene Berni and her family-run B&B.
From February 22-May 26, works by the renowned Florentine illustrator detail literary classics and historical moments.
The exhibition opens up new skies for the anniversary of Galileo's groundbreaking work.
A collection of comfortable and accessible spaces for parents with prams.
The modern art museum displays street art for the first time.
The Ferragamo Museum dedicates an exhibition to the shoemaker's life and vision.
The tradition of literary and artistic collaboration live on.
From baby-related paraphernalia to navigating bilingualism, the group helps parents in Florence.
From Santa sightings to skating and spectacular displays, take a look at our holiday happenings.
The spaces spotlight the Lorraine Medici medal collection, with Baroque sculptures showcased.
An international and locomotive-inspired bistro in piazza degli Ottaviani.
50 works take a new look at familiar settings.
A 500-square meter environment by British artist Sam Keil.
The Professor of Medicine gives entertaining talks taking a medical perspective on paintings.
American director Madison Kinsella and Tuscan castle owner Stefanie Grassley share their thoughts.
Works by the influential art nouveau artist come to the historic setting.
La Città dei Lettori hosts the author at Teatro della Pergola on October 18.
Museo Stefano Bardini and Museo Novecento host works by the Chicago-born artist until March 11.
The colourful, joyful and geometric works marry art, advertising, design and architecture.
