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The UNICEF exhibition titled “70 Years of Work on Behalf of Children” has been adapted for the Museo degli Innocenti in Florence.
The Chianti Tellers exhibition will go on show at the Casa Chianti Classico in Radda in Chianti from April 2017 onwards.
The National Gallery of Art in Washington is holding an exhibition titled “Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence”.
The Horne Museum takes center stage in 2017, with the 100th anniversary of the Fondazione Horne. A series of events are planned for the centenary, beginning with the exhibition Tiepolo: ...
Most of us are used to seeing contemporary art in neutral settings—large, open spaces with abundant light and neutral décor—allowing the viewer to concentrate on the work, absorb its strength ...
“No meaning, no symbols, no sense” was one pre-war American verdict on mining magnate Solomon Guggenheim’s collection of abstract art. Echoes of that public resistance to painting and sculpture with ...
Spanning 15th century Florence to contemporary China, local art exhibitions in 2016 are nothing if not diverse. We've combed through the museum calendars to bring you some of the highlights so far. From Kandinsky to Pollock. The Art of the Guggenheim CollectionsPalazzo Strozzi, March 19–July
Those stateside who love Florentine art must have been very, very good this year. In addition to exhibitions at the Met and the Frick featuring work by Andrea del Sarto is the small, jewel-like exhibition ‘Maestà: Gaddi’s Triptych Reunited,’ opening December 11 at the
‘Coding’, Philadelphia PA, November 2014 A photographic exhibition by Luca Morgantini called “random abandon or a ballast for joy” opens on December 4, 2015, jointly at Studio 108 in ...
VISIO. Next Generation Moving Images at the Strozzina runs concurrently with Lo Schermo dell’Arte film festival, which focuses on art in cinema. Featuring work by a dozen video ...
The Gallery of Modern Art at Palazzo Pitti is celebrating the 150th anniversary of Florence as the former capital of Italy with an exhibition titled Firenze Capitale 1865-2015. The Gifts ...
Studio Art Centers International Gallery is currently hosting Re-Imagining the Antique, an exhibition by Scottish artist Carole Robb, who is based in New York City. Running until November ...
The exhibition Feet Don’t Bear Arms came about as a result of a collaboration between the Bloomsbury Group, a team of former colleagues based in Florence and the Rondine Citadel ...
photos by Andrea PaolettiFollowing the extremely successful Van Gogh Alive show, which ended on June 2, another multimedia exhibition has just opened at Santo Stefano al Ponte. This time, it’s dedicated to the works of Leonardo Da Vinci. Titled ‘Da Vinci Alive: The Experience,' the show will
The art world’s movers and shakers descended on Venice in early May by plane, train, boat and super yacht for the opening week of the 56th Biennale of visual ...
Run, don’t walk, to the exhibition of Hellenistic bronzes at Palazzo Strozzi. Beyond the sheer beauty of this assembly of ancient statues, the elegantly curated exhibition, ‘Power and Pathos: Bronze Sculpture of the Hellenistic World,’ is so compelling and thought provoking that you may want to
If the name Gherardo delle Notti doesn’t ring a bell, don’t worry about it. This Utrecht-born, 17th-century artist is the subject of the first ever monographic exhibit at the Uffizi as part of the Florentine state galleries’ commitment to presenting lesser-known artists
Prato’s Museo del Tessuto is currently hosting an exhibition dedicated to the work of Gianfranco Ferré, one of the most prominent fashion figures of the modern age. La Camicia Bianca ...
The small, edicola-sized interior of BASE Progetti per l’Arte in via San Niccolò provides unexpected proof that ‘precious things come in small packages’. In spite of its tiny setting—or, maybe, because of it—this non-profit-making exhibition space is probably
The final portion of the ongoing Authenticity: Beloved Places: A 50-Year Journey in Florence and Its Surroundings exhibition series explores Florence's future through the lens of its past. Titled Firenze: Per il Futuro di Una Difficile Eredita, the exhibition was designed and organized by engineer, architect and architectural
Fresh on the heels of this winter’s Pitti Immagine, another chic, style-centric showcase has arrived in town: the exhibition Aldo Fallai: From Giorgio Armani to the Renaissance at Villa Bardini and the Stefano Bardini museum. Fallai is best known for his collaborations with fashion designer Armani. Running
The Alinari National Museum of Photography has just opened Robert Capa in Italia 1943-1944, a poignant exhibition of work by this Hungarian photojournalist renowned for his images of war. Capa had a prolific career, working in 23 countries and chronicling 5 major wars.
When evening has come, I return to my house and go into my study. At the door I take off my clothes of the day, covered with mud and mire, and I put on my regal and courtly garments; and decently reclothed, I enter the ancient courts of
Before being installed in the Vasari Corridor, a recent addition to the Uffizi’s unrivalled collection of artists’ self-portraits is about to go on view at San Pier Scheraggio, the former church enclosed within Palazzo Vecchio. The subject of the work is American video artist Bill Viola,
