Major loans from Florence will form the core of the first exhibition entirely dedicated to the Renaissance master.
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Edward Hopper exhibition to headline Palazzo Blu’s autumn season in Pisa
More than 150 works from the Whitney Museum of American Art will trace the career of one of the leading figures of 20th-century American painting.
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Florence exhibition celebrates centuries of ties with the United States
The open-air exhibition at Bardini Garden marks the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence.
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Alberto Burri works return to Florence at Roberto Casamonti Collection
The exhibition concludes a series launched in 2025 to reconnect the Roberto Casamonti Collection with works from its early 20th-century section.
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Palazzo Buontalenti launches new EUI contemporary art project
The European University Institute launches OPEN: the project combines contemporary art, academic research and public participation in central Florence.
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Villa Bardini hosts historic Florence photo show
Through 150 photographs from the Foto Locchi archive, the exhibition retraces Florence’s transformation between the 1950s and the 1970s.
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Memory and material in focus as Larry Nederlof opens first solo show in Livorno
From 9 May 2026, recent works reflect on time and the traces that remain, through an immersive installation.
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EUI marks 50 years with three-day programme in Florence
The anniversary of the EU’s main postgraduate institution will be marked by debates, exhibitions and public events open to the city.
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Palazzo Strozzi hosts Superflex climate installation
A new site-specific work explores climate change and interspecies coexistence, marking 60 years since Florence’s 1966 flood.
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Florence’s Calcio Storico on display at the European Parliament in Brussels
An exhibition dedicated to one of Florence’s oldest traditions will be held from 14 to 16 April inside the European Parliament, aiming to present the historical game to an international audience.
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