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Works by the influential art nouveau artist come to the historic setting.
Museo Stefano Bardini and Museo Novecento host works by the Chicago-born artist until March 11.
The ‘Untrue Unreal’ exhibition disturbs and delights in varying degrees.
The Portuguese artist displays three core works in her ‘Between Sky and Heart’ exhibition.
The slowly rotating obelisk elicits deep contemplation in a striking Renaissance courtyard.
Don't miss the Artemisia in the Museum of Michelangelo show featuring Penitent Mary Magdalene on loan from the Palatine Gallery.
An in-depth review of the Nico Vascellari MELMA exhibition at Forte Belvedere.
100 iconic images by the American photo journalist are on show at the Museo degli Innocenti.
The American artist’s startling exhibition continues until September 18.
An exhibition review of the Lisetta Carmi Suonare Forte exhibition at Villa Bardini
An in-depth review of the Luca Giordano: Baroque Master exhibition at Palazzo Medici Riccardi
The Volatility of Being photography exhibition is being hosted at the Lungarno Collection hotel near the Ponte Vecchio.
An in-depth review of the Alberto Giacometti and Lucio Fontana exhibitions at Palazzo Vecchio and Museo Novecento.
New National Geographic photography show at Pisa’s foremost exhibition centre
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.
November 25 marked the International day of the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Museo Novecento acknowledged this day with the opening of Julia Krahn’s newest exhibition.
A review of the Nel Tuo Tempo exhibition by Olafur Eliasson, currently on at Palazzo Strozzi.
It is the first Italian exhibition dedicated to British designers Ossie Clark and Celia Birtwell.
Contemporary Florence takes flight in piazza del Carmine, piazza San Firenze + piazza del Grano.
Women in Balance 1955/1965 at the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum starts with a display dedicated to Wanda Miletti Ferragamo (1921-2018) and leads into social history in the 1950s and 60s.
Meet the artist once rated by Modigliani as Italy’s “only painter”.
A review of the Giorgio Griffa exhibition, UnitiSeparati, now showing at Villa Romana until September 16.
