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The Uffizi will soon have 100 branch locations throughout Tuscany. In February it was the director of the Gallery, Eike Schmidt, who announced the project and yesterday the Tuscany Region also decided to support it with a specific Tuscan law.
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From May 28 to August 29, 2021 Palazzo Strozzi presents American Art 1961–2001, a major exhibition taking a new perspective on the history of contemporary art in the United States.
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On Monday 26 April, the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino reopened its doors after a year of absence due to Covid 19, inaugurating the 83rd edition of the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Festival.
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Polimoda presents a digital exhibition dedicated to Florence. Driven by the authenticity and creative talent of our young students, fragments of stories and urban portraits invite viewers to reflect on a new intellectual and aesthetic Renaissance.
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The Santa Croce complex is due to reopen to visitors starting Wednesday May 12. after closing due to COVID 19 restircions.
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The schedule of the reopenings in compliance with the current anti-Covid rules: From April 27 the Boboli Gardens have reopened to the public, from May 4 also the Uffizi and the Pitti Palace reopen.
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The exhibit Faces and secrets of ancient Rome was inaugurated at the beginning of November and closed due to Covid restrictions only one day later. The exhibit is now completely digitalized in high definition and it is possible to take a free virtual tour on the website of the museum.
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The new exhibition Timeless. Old masters and contemporary art, now in its third edition, will be presented at the 40th edition of the Biennale of Antiques, to be held in Florence.
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It’s open the exhibit Modigliani and the Montparnasse Adventure. Masterpieces from the Netter and Alexandre Collections in the Tuscan city of Livorno (Museo della Città)
from November 7, 2019 to February 16, 2020. A major retrospective in the artist’s native city to mark the 100th anniversary of his untimely death.
One of the most interesting events dedicated to Leonardo’s Celebrations in 2019 is at Leonardo’s Museum in Vinci: an exhibit regarding Leonardo’s sources and original landscape.
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