A truly unique lot is being offered by Christie's, available online from March 17 to 31, and on display at the major London galleries until March 31. This remarkable piece is one of David Hockney's largest creations, a staggering 12 meters long, printed on a single sheet of paper, and his most
Art history is frequently punctuated by unexpected and serendipitous discoveries. Among these is the latest revelation from the Vatican Museums, where a routine conservation intervention has brought to light an authentic painting by El Greco, which had remained invisible for decades beneath a
Modena offers a serene escape from the vibrant chaos of nearby Bologna, presenting itself as an ordered and pristine city, a tranquil setting for everyday life. Within this calm environment, an independent space named Gate26A, founded by a collective of four individuals, injects a dynamic ener
Many are unaware of a crucial, often overlooked chapter in the life of Peggy Guggenheim, the visionary who transformed a palazzo on the Grand Canal into a bastion of modernism: her entrepreneurial venture with the Guggenheim Jeune gallery in London. The exhibition, Peggy Guggenheim in London: B
The eleventh edition of Selvatica – Art and Nature in Festival, a biennial event held in Piazzo, Biella's historic district, has commenced and will run until July 19, 2026. The festival aims to foster a dialogue between artistic languages, scientific research, and educational practices to crea
Caravaggio. Centuries have passed since his death, yet his art continues to speak to us with an unstoppable force. If his work appears extraordinary today, it's natural to wonder what it was like to truly encounter him, to live in his time, and witness the birth of such a revolutionar
The series "OTHER IDENTITY – Other forms of cultural and public identity," conceived by artist and independent curator Francesco Arena, serves as a barometer for the evolving landscape of contemporary visual language. It showcases the work of artists and authors who utilize photography, video,
The words from Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities—"The city is not made of this, but of relationships between the measures of its space and the events of the past. But the city does not tell its past, it contains it like the lines of a hand, written in the edges of streets, in the grids of window
Nature and art are the two key elements defining the Hotel Bellevue in Cogne, founded in 1925. Its establishment coincided with the creation of the national park in 1922 and preceded legislation in 1926 that would have prohibited new construction on the Sant'Orso meadows, granting the hotel an
The cultural offerings of the Cavalese Museum of Contemporary Art continue to impress. Following the acclaimed exhibition by Marinella Senatore, the museum now presents Performa, a festival of performing arts focused on experimentation across contemporary languages and participatory practices.
At the San Salvatore in Lauro Museums in Rome, until July 19th, the exhibition Dante Ferretti. With My Own Eyes, curated by Raffaele Curi, showcases sketches, studies, and paintings. The exhibition aims not so much to reveal the behind-the-scenes of cinema, but rather to highlight the starting
From March 3rd to June 7th, 2026, the Central Institute for Graphics (ICG) at Palazzo Poli will host the exhibition "Maarten van Heemskerck and the Charm of Rome: Visual Journeys of the Eternal City." Curated by Tatjana Bartsch, Rita Bernini, and Giorgio Marini, with the collaboration of Julia