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Sophia Cerullo is a freelance writer and reporter with southern Italian heritage. She left Oxford University with a degree in English in 2021. Whilst at university, she edited Cherwell newspaper and hosted her own radio show, but since graduating she has been working as a Political and Media Relations Consultant in Westminster, London. Moving to Florence in January 2023, Sophia is pursuing a career in written and broadcast journalism, beginning as an intern at The Florentine.
The "Watching and Waiting" exhibition reflects on the sculpture's role as witness.
Let the green into your Florentine home this spring.
The Tehran-born artist shows her pastel paintings centred on social and cultural hybridization.
In partnership with the Turin-based Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, the exhibition collates the work of over 70 global contemporary artists.
An interview with the Iranian-American artist currently showing in Florence.
For the first time, the public will be able to see the mosaics up close, which provided inspiration for Dante's Divine Comedy.
Florence doesn't need to break the budget this Valentine's Day.
The exhibition marks the first time that a piece of contemporary art has been displayed in the piazza.
Learn about Florence's increasing population of digital nomads and the range of co-working spaces on offer across the city.
Fabio Corcos and Michele Alunni's new record store Logout is a hub for music lovers, offering live events and DJ courses to champion local artists.
Celebrate Lunar New Year 2023 in Florence with a host of both traditional and novel events on offer.
