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The Florentine
Art and culture from Florence, Italy, focusing on exhibitions, museums, artisans and more.
Representing local and international artists
New National Geographic photography show at Pisa’s foremost exhibition centre
24-year-old baritone Grisha Martirosyan leaves Mascarade Emerging Artists for London's Royal Opera House.
The whitewashed studio gives space to emerging and established international artists.
Palazzo Medici Riccardi opens an exhibition dedicated to the works of baroque painter Luca Giordano.
The "Watching and Waiting" exhibition reflects on the sculpture's role as witness.
Antique plants, water features and frescoes await visitors.
Confirmed speakers include visual artist Ernesto Neto, filmmaker Amos Gitai and Palazzo Strozzi's Arturo Galansino.
Originally from the former Yugoslavia, via Arizona, Paola Vojnovic is a cultural entrepreneur and a natural connector of people in Italy.
The Tehran-born artist shows her pastel paintings centred on social and cultural hybridization.
Largest private donation of 4.5 million euro ever received by a museum in Florence
Mary McCarthy’s 'The Stones of Florence' (1959) still has much to offer.
Military historian and author Antony Beevor reminisces about his Florentine heritage ahead of a talk at The British Institute.
In partnership with the Turin-based Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, the exhibition collates the work of over 70 global contemporary artists.
A double exhibition presents the art of Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti and Argentine-Italian painter Lucio Fontana.
The Eleonora di Toledo and the Invention of the Medici Court in Florence exhibition at Palazzo Pitti will run until May 14, 2023.
An interview with the Iranian-American artist currently showing in Florence.
Entertaining the 30,000-plus tourists that come through Florence every day
A brief history on the iconic Italian fashion designer Renato Balestra and his impact on the world of fashion.
Medici Chapels Museums to close briefly for improvements.
The exhibition marks the first time that a piece of contemporary art has been displayed in the piazza.
Take the "Not for Tourist Map" tour to discover independent artisans across Florence.
