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Some pre-episode insights, in preparation for the live-streamed exhibition visit on April 8 with co-curator Peter Trippi
The WONDERFUL! Art Research Program is sponsored by philanthropist Maria Manetti Shrem.
Artemisia Gold and Istituto Lorenzo de’ Medici will revive the small panel painting.
The work donated to The British Institute of Florence is now on show where the artist originally intended.
Big animals, minerals from meteorites and Medici gems are among the captivating highlights.
The Santa Maria Novella complex will become home to over 4,500 works normally hidden from public view.
Renaissance art historian finds points of contact between Leonardo da Vinci and the Advanced Arts of Sam Keil.
Major sculptures have been raised up on plinths for an impactful museum experience.
The renowned works are once more placed in a single setting.
Christian Levett decided to pledge the devotional piece after hearing a talk at The British Institute.
Simone Verde moves from Parma's Pilotta.
The new-look space displays a diversity of 20th-century styles.
Oltre is the final part in the trilogy of the Italian artist’s semester in Florence.
The Wiki Loves Monuments competition encourages an awareness of the wealth of Italian cultural heritage.
Over 40 works by the 16th-century artist are on display until March 10, 2024.
The spaces spotlight the Lorraine Medici medal collection, with Baroque sculptures showcased.
The Hall of Donatello gains a new masterpiece.
From November 15, small groups can see the special space at the New Sacristy.
The luxury hotel gives back to the city by working with established and emerging creatives.
The cellophane wrapping of the sculptures fluttering in the breeze is captivating the imagination of passersby.
Situated just south of piazzale Michelangelo, the space combines hermetic principles with fundamental truths.
The old Teatro Nazionale theatre is being given a new lease of life.
Casa Buonarroti conserves precious Michelangelo correspondence for tomorrow.
Guided tours of the street art will be held (in Italian) on Sunday, September 24 and Sunday, October 1.
