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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.
With the new exhibition Florence and Europe, the Gallery explores its own history through 150 never displayed or long hidden works.
The first exhibition in the Project Space sees site-specific works by the artist from Cortona.
The Tuscan-born sculptor returns to Florence's public spaces with works that celebrate peace, harmony and nature.
Marking the Max Mara Art Prize for Women's 20th anniversary, projects by nine winners are on display in the underground exhibition space at Palazzo Strozzi until August 31.
Palazzo Medici Riccardi hosts the exhibition from April 10 to September 9.
The art historian and writer cultivated an intellectual and cultural hub in Villa Il Tasso.
Carrying a Cloud is a whimsical exhibition worth seeing in the public spaces of the hotel near the Ponte Vecchio.
The British sculptor's works are placed in dialogue with the city of Florence until June 11.
Florence's modern art museum has many things in store for the spring and summer months.
An upcoming exhibition puts Anglo-Florentine artist John Griffiths, who sadly passed away in 2015, in conversation with female Abstract Expressionists.
We introduce you to the legendary 88-year-old weaver who is currently hosting an exhibition of her work in Prato.
An upcoming exhibition titled Woven Frequencies celebrates the Florence-born man credited with inventing the telephone.
A thought-provoking exhibition examines the catastrophic effects of nuclear weaponry.
The eclectic collection at this hidden Palazzo is something to behold, but make sure you go on the correct day.
Exhibition highlights include Roy Roger’s 150-year archive and photographer Charles Fréger’s Bleus de travail.
Until March 9, an exhibition marks the 450th anniversary of the architect and the Grand Duke.
An exhibition in Santa Croce celebrates the Umbrian saint's miracle.
Admirers of the Renaissance genius are spoilt for choice this winter.
Artist Jean O'Reilly Barlow presented a piece to honour the occasion.
Get involved with supporting the two-month exhibition.
A new site-specific installation in the courtyard provides a contemporary vision of the Renaissance architecture.
The Sala delle Udienze and Sala dei Gigli house more than 50 works exploring Michelangelo's relationship with power.
From photographs by Massimo Listri to DJ sets in hanging gardens, here's what's going on at the former tobacco factory.
