Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
Always keeping you in the loop with the curated selection of Italy's best art exhibitions
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Your Guide Through Contemporary Art in Italy
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3 Exhibitions to See in January in Italy
3 Exhibitions to See in January Our guide to exhibitions in Italy By Marianna Reggiani 06.01.2026 Clicca qui per leggere questo articolo in italiano In Roman mythology, January is symbolized by Janus, the protector of beginnings and transitions. He has a torso and two faces looking in opposite directions: beginning and end, entrance and exit, before and after. He marks

3 mostre da vedere a gennaio
3 mostre da vedere a gennaio La nostra guida alle mostre in Italia Di Marianna Reggiani 06.01.2026 Click here to read this article in English Nella mitologia romana, gennaio è simboleggiato da Giano, protettore degli inizi e dei passaggi. Ha un busto e due volti che guardano in direzioni opposte: inizio e fine, entrata e uscita, prima e dopo. Marca

Fantastica ma non troppo (in italiano)
Fantastica ma non troppo (in italiano) di Dobroslawa Nowak 24.12.2025 Click here to read the English version Fantastica affronta il primo quarto del ventunesimo secolo nell’arte italiana come un insieme di prospettive plurali piuttosto che come una narrazione lineare. Le opere di cinquantatré artisti, nati tra gli anni ’60 e la fine degli anni ’90, sono organizzate lungo cinque percorsi

Fantastica ma non troppo (in English)
Fantastica ma non troppo (in English) by Dobroslawa Nowak 24.12.2025 Clicca qui per leggere la versione italiana Fantastica approaches the first quarter of the twenty-first century in Italian art as a field of plural positions rather than a linear narrative. Works by fifty-four artists, born between the 1960s and the late 1990s, are arranged along five curatorial paths shaped by

Why Write About Art
Why Write About Art by Maria Vittoria Pinotti Clicca qui per leggere la versione italiana When we read words about art, we are often immediately captivated, as we are not only guided through the observer’s gaze but also invited to reflect on what their memory and thoughts have grasped and embraced. In this sense, writing—particularly writing on art — differs

Perché scrivere di arte
Perché scrivere di arte di Maria Vittoria Pinotti Click here to read the English version È probabile che si venga sfiorati da un immediato coinvolgimento quando leggiamo parole sull’arte, perché oltre a essere condotti negli occhi di chi ha osservato, siamo spinti a pensare cosa abbia colto e abbracciato la sua memoria e il suo pensiero. Perciò la scrittura, soprattutto

3 Exhibitions to See in December
3 Exhibitions to See in December Our guide to exhibitions in Italy Di Marianna Reggiani 02.12.2025 Clicca qui per leggere questo articolo in italiano December is the month of happiness at all costs. You can find it discounted in stores, for pennies at market stalls, covered in glitter in the most refined shops. It seems everyone buys it and wants

3 mostre da vedere a dicembre
3 mostre da vedere a dicembre La nostra guida alle mostre in Italia Di Marianna Reggiani 02.12.2025 Click here to read this article in English Dicembre è il mese della felicità a tutti i costi. La trovi a prezzo scontato nei negozi, per pochi spicci alle bancarelle, ricoperta di glitter negli store più raffinati. Sembra che l’acquistino tutti, e che

3 Exhibitions to See in November
3 Exhibitions to See in November Our guide to exhibitions in Italy By Marianna Reggiani 04.11.2025 Clicca qui per leggere questo articolo in italiano Amid the frenzy of Artissima and Art Basel Paris, a season of openings, previews, and glittering vernissages, we propose three exhibitions for those who look to contemporary art for something calmer and less marketable: understanding, honesty,

3 Exhibitions to See in January in Italy
3 Exhibitions to See in January Our guide to exhibitions in Italy By Marianna Reggiani 06.01.2026 Clicca qui per leggere questo articolo in italiano In Roman mythology, January is symbolized by Janus, the protector of beginnings and transitions. He has a torso and two faces looking in opposite directions: beginning and end, entrance and exit, before and after. He marks

3 mostre da vedere a gennaio
3 mostre da vedere a gennaio La nostra guida alle mostre in Italia Di Marianna Reggiani 06.01.2026 Click here to read this article in English Nella mitologia romana, gennaio è simboleggiato da Giano, protettore degli inizi e dei passaggi. Ha un busto e due volti che guardano in direzioni opposte: inizio e fine, entrata e uscita, prima e dopo. Marca

Fantastica ma non troppo (in italiano)
Fantastica ma non troppo (in italiano) di Dobroslawa Nowak 24.12.2025 Click here to read the English version Fantastica affronta il primo quarto del ventunesimo secolo nell’arte italiana come un insieme di prospettive plurali piuttosto che come una narrazione lineare. Le opere di cinquantatré artisti, nati tra gli anni ’60 e la fine degli anni ’90, sono organizzate lungo cinque percorsi
Controcorrente: riflessioni sull’arte contemporanea
di Maria Vittoria Pinotti
Offbeat: Reflections on Contemporary Art by Maria Vittoria Pinotti
Controcorrente: riflessioni sull’arte contemporanea
di Maria Vittoria Pinotti
Offbeat: Reflections on Contemporary Art
by Maria Vittoria Pinotti
Giulio Catelli, Le candele e l’uccellino, 2025, inchiostro su carta 30×21 cm, Courtesy Galleria Richter Fine Art, Roma







