Butterfly Kamishibai at the Marino Marini Museum in Florence 🗓 🗺
Sunday 26 October at 4pm at the Marino Marini Museum comes the Butterfly Kamishibai: the ancient Japanese art of storytelling will allow visitors to tell
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Palazzo Lenci, the exhibition ‘The Cities of Calvino’ kicks off: traces of a story to be told and experienced
The Invisible Villages project reaches an important stage with the conclusion of the first phase of work on Palazzo Lenci: restored façades and rediscovered halls
Contemporary art as a tool for dialogue on mental health
Art that makes the invisible visible: A-Head Project’s new initiative with artist Claudia Virginia Vitari in collaboration with the Galleria d’Arte Contemporanea Raffaella De Chirico.
Luigi Dallapiccola 50 years after his death
SIENA – ACCADEMIA CHIGIANA – FESTIVAL ‘Derive’ The Accademia Chigiana remembers the Istrian-Florentine composer 50 years after his death with a new production of the
WUF Basel 2025: Celebrating Paper
WUF returns to Basel with Celebrating Paper, an event celebrating the power of paper in the contemporary art scene. On the 30th floor of the
Art Weeks 2025 Summer for Children
Designed to offer children a creative, joyful experience inspired by colours, nature and imagination. Two special weeks to discover, create and have fun through the
Yaya. The breath of the earth 🗓 🗺
Solo exhibition curated by Francesca Bianucci and Chiara Cinelli INAUGURATION Tuesday 27 May 2025 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. CURTI KILN, MILAN ENCLAVE Space
European night of museums 🗓 🗺
Saturday 17 May 2025 sees the return of the European Night of Museums, the initiative promoted by the French Ministry of Culture and sponsored by
The ‘Divine Michelagnolo’ and his contemporaries 🗓 🗺
On the occasion of the 550th anniversary of the master’s birth Picket Hall of the Winter Palace (no. 196) 25 April – 24 August 2025
Seven days – seven thousand years of art: what attracts collectors from around the world to an art fair in the Netherlands
The international art fair TEFAF is called ‘the most museum-like fair in the world’. Millions of dollars’ worth of transactions take place here and the