From March 16 to July 20, 2025, Palazzo Strozzi in Florence will host Tracey Emin. Sex and Solitude.
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Revitalizing Via Palazzuolo: Florence’s Urban Regeneration Project
Florence is set to breathe new life into Via Palazzuolo with an ambitious urban regeneration initiative.
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Harry Styles pictured wearing a Florentine historic football T-shirt
The English singer, songwriter and actor Harry Styles was pictured wearing a Verdi San Giovanni sweatshirt and sweatpants out in London on the film set My policemen.
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Michelangelo’s David to support #remain in EU campaign
While in London took place the debate on Brexit organized by BBC, in Florence Michelangelo’s David wore a British coat.
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Visions of Paradise: Botticini’s Palmieri Altarpiece
Last month fot the London’s National Gallery exhbit Visions of Paradise: Botticini’s Palmieri Altarpiece.
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The new BA Route Florence-London City opened yesterday
The new route operated by British Airways between Florence and London City was inaugurated yesterday. The new BA flights from London City deliver direct to Florence Airport, Peretola, in just over two hours.
Read moreRaphael drawing, $48 million at auction
A drawing by Italian High Renaissance master Raphael has sold for 29.72 million pounds, or $47.9 million – a record for a work on paper in art history – after a dramatic bidding war at a Sotheby’s auction in London. The winning bid came after a 17-minute duel on Wednesday.
Ferragamo celebrating 75 years on Old Bond street
Salvatore Ferragamo Group, one of the global leaders in the luxury sector, celebrates 75 years on Old Bond Street and the refurbishment and expansion of both the Old Bond Street and Sloane Street flagship stores. To mark the occasion, Chairman Ferruccio Ferragamo and CEO Michele Norsa welcomed guests to the Old Bond Street store for cocktails and a private dinner hosted at a 61 metre long table.
Jurassic Park in Florence, walking with Dinosaurs
A desire to see a real-life prehistoric monster lies behind the success of life-sized reconstructions, from the famous examples in the exhibition at London’s Crystal Palace in 1851, to the more recent “Jurassic Park” and “Walking with Dinosaurs”. Today, this idea takes new form in Florence, leaving behind the confines of cinema and television to embrace again the whole visual horizon.