August 16, 1972. In the waters of Riace Marina, the Mediterranean yielded two of the greatest masterpieces of Greek sculpture: the Riace Bronzes. More than fifty years after their discovery, these two warriors continue to tell the story of the extraordinary legacy of Magna Graecia.
This summer, we'll tackle, one work at a time, some of the greatest masterpieces in the history of art. It won't be a simple journey through famous paintings, but a journey through ideas, symbols, and questions that, even today, continue to speak to our time. Because…
The Mystical Nativity, painted by Sandro Botticelli in 1500, is one of the most enigmatic and intense works of the Italian Renaissance. Today housed in the National Gallery in London, it is not only a representation of the birth of Christ, but a profound…
From November 20, 2025, to March 22, 2026, the Gallerie d'Italia – Naples will host the exhibition "Women in Spanish Naples. Another Seventeenth Century," curated by Antonio Ernesto Denunzio, Raffaella Morselli, Giuseppe Porzio, and Eve Straussman-Pflanzer.
“Heritage al Celio” opens to the public, an innovative project curated by CoopCulture to enhance Roman cultural heritage
After the great success in Milan, “Du Cœur À La Main: Dolce&Gabbana” moves to the Grand Palais in Paris
Tahiti for Gauguin represented the search for paradise. His exotic paintings retrace the search for Eden in a lush nature, of emotions, visions and colors. Tahitian Women on the Beach was painted by Paul Gauguin in 1891
July in the history of France always seems to have a meaning. An example was the storming of the Bastille by French citizens, which took place on Tuesday 14 July 1789 in Paris. It was the culminating historical event of the French Revolution as the Bastille…
Today we are talking about an artist, Antonietta Braindes, the first woman to enter the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice (1867) and who became international for her curiosity and desire to make people appreciate the tradition of Vedutism, the precursor style of the camera
Dropshop, curated by Phillips, is a digital space that offers exclusive drops from creators, for collectors. Photographs by Renée Cox on the theme of freedom
The event sees a permanent multimedia installation and a temporary exhibition that will be open from 21 July 2023 to 7 January 2024 inside the Colosseum's basement
The nude in art, a story of beauty, sensuality and transgression up to the present day and its different and distorted interpretation
How better can we describe Henri Rousseau, the inglorious soldier painter who served in the infantry regiment for 4 years (1864 1868) and in the following twenty years exercised the role of civil servant? Well, telling about him
A journey through the history of art between the Middle Ages and the contemporary age, with about three hundred selected masterpieces from the thirteenth to the twentieth century: from Giotto, Filippino Lippi, Lorenzo Lotto, Michelangelo, Tintoretto, up to Boccioni, Casorati and many other masters of the last century .…
Since the beginning of the coronavirus emergency, museums, archaeological parks and autonomous state institutes have been providing audiovisual contributions of all kinds to allow people to continue enjoying the national cultural heritage. And this is how with a flight with…
A unique event at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. Over 300 objects loaned from Pompeii and Naples, in an exhibition that tells us the story of Pompeii through eating habits.
The first release of the collection of stickers inspired by art is scheduled for March 15th. In each package there are 5 stickers and a Twin Card. The cost of the album is 3 euros
Art history is of no use to a country that no longer knows how to invest in human capital. Hence the desire to remove it as a school subject. And then? In a country like ours, where the true heritage for a new…
I've visited the Louvre countless times, maybe every time I've been back to Paris, and I still haven't finished getting to know it. Today I went back and like the first time and I feel Parisian, but I'm not alone,…
Also called the "Raphael of flowers", Redoutè is the most sought after watercolor artist ever. His works are kept in museums, libraries, palaces and above all loved by collectors from all over the world, willing to spend any amount…
Edvard Munch to portray the psyche of the human being painted the figures staring into space; he recreated the moods immersed in the storm using bright reds, “poisonous” greens, mystical blues and black, colors with which…
