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Discover the latest exhibition news from Florence in our constantly updated guide. Here, learn which galleries are launching new exhibitions, which artists from around the world are presenting their work, and read our reviews of current displays. From the classical to the contemporary, Florence’s art offering is abundant and diverse, and there is always something new to read about and to visit for yourself.
At Frascione Gallery, Emily Young’s ancient-looking sculptures enter into dialogue with the Old Masters, delving into memory, matter and the passage of time, through December 19.
From Renaissance masters and ancient fragments to contemporary visions of the human figure, Florence and Tuscany are ushering in the new season with a vibrant programme of exhibitions spanning centuries, ...
23 paintings by the Romania-born artist are on display until March 7, 2027.
The British Institute of Florence is presenting Piece of Cake, a new exhibition of paintings and sculpture by Rachel Weinstock and curated by Jemma Elliott-Israelson through October 10.
On display until January 5, the artists who defined printmaking are at the centre of the exhibition.
Museo Marino Marini hosts the exciting exhibition that marks 100 years of watchmaking.
Fresh from a major conservation campaign, the Madonna delle Muneghette will be exhibited until September 30 as part of the Opificio’s Caring for Art series.
To engage with this Pistoia-born artist achieves what Belvedere Firenze is all about: a cultural program aimed at increasing awareness of heritage and community.
A photography exhibition celebrates 250 years of U.S. independence and the ties between Florence and America.
150 photographs from the Florentine archive from the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s are on display at Villa Bardini through October 18.
From Bill Armstrong’s Sibyls of Siena Cathedral to Philippe Halsman’s Jump! Photography in Motion in Volterra.
Read more about the Florence-born creative in the latest The Curators’ Quaderno from Calliope Arts and The Florentine Press.
10 paintings depict two pomegranates in familiar sites across the city, on display at Geko Art Studio and the Helvetia & Bristol Hotel.
An exhibition at Pistoia's Palazzo Buontalenti retraces the anti-modernist visionary's lengthy career.
The Danish collective's installation "There Are Other Fish In The Sea" explores a future dominated by marine life rather than us.
"Firenze Déco–Atmosfere degli anni Venti" brings focus to the cultural fervor of the 1920s in Florence.
Honoring the life and legacy of Saint Francis of Assisi on the 800th anniversary of his death.
Palazzo Strozzi has unveiled its exhibition program for 2026, outlining a cultural agenda that aims to strengthen its role as a leading international institution while continuing to connect Florence with ...
Villa Il Palmerino hosts "Timeless: Marieluise Bantel and Her Flowers" until April 12.
A tour of the Galileo Museum invites a reflection on the scientist from Pisa, who went on to transform humanity's conception of the cosmos.
Art viewing is radically rethought in the multisensory experience founded in 2023 along the Lungarno beneath Piazzale Michelangelo. Keil Space stands out as a place where art returns to its ...
If you’re yearning for innovation in fashion design to start the new year, take the train to Prato for an exhibition of timeless beauty.
What Fra Angelico's Altarpiece reveals about Renaissance leadership.
Cera una volta. Sculture dalle collezioni medicee (Wax Upon a Time: The Medici and the art of ceroplastics) runs from December 16 to April 12.
