Palazzo Bonocore is a magnificent 16th-century building on Piazza Pretoria, (also known as “Piazza della Vergogna” – that is “Square of Shame” – because...
Caravaggio, David, Ingres, Girodet, Géricault, Gleyre, Bouguereau… these are only some of the artists Roberto Ferri considers as his inspiration. Born in Taranto in...
“Lucio Fontana. Earth and Gold” is an exhibition Galleria Borghese is dedicating to a specific part of the famous Argentinian-Italian painter, ceramicist and sculptor’s...
In his time, Futurist artist Fortunato Depero would certainly have been happy to see his works on display using advanced technological tools that can...
The idea started in 1999, when Valeria Merlini and Daniela Storti inaugurated their first “open restoration”: an interesting new way to offer the public...
Welcome to the wonderful Gallery of Antiquity, in Sabbioneta: a 97-meter-long cotto portico built in the late 1500s by duke Vespasiano Gonzaga, a man...
Author: Barbara PalladinoTranslation by Michelle NebioloOn the top of the Marmolada, at 3,000 meters of altitude, you’ll find the Marmolada Great War...
Author: Barbara PalladinoTranslation by Michelle NebioloTenute La Montina is located in Monticelli Brusati (BS), in the north-east of Franciacorta, next to an ample...
