Arts

Giacomo Balla’s Vision of the Sea on Display in Pistoia

From September 27, 2025, to February 22, 2026, three works highlighting the artist’s interpretations of the sea will be on display.

The two American artists on display following the already announced exhibition on Beato Angelico.

From September 26, 2025, to January 25, 2026, Florence will host a landmark exhibition dedicated to one of the greatest masters of Italian art.

The program, promoted by the Ministry of Culture, includes many of Florence’s most celebrated museums, as well as sites across Tuscany.

The Renaissance sculpture, once part of a garden fountain near Florence, will be unveiled on September 2 at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Offering new and personal perspectives on the museum’s masterpieces.

The spaces of the Strozzina at Palazzo Strozzi host Time for Women! Empowering Visions.

Her nomination, part of a broader wave of appointments announced by Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli.

Over fifty Roman busts now enrich the Ponte Vecchio stretch of the Vasari Corridor, returning to public view after decades in storage.

Originally from Chicago, the artist is launching his own art school after fifteen years as a painter in Europe.