Finally, after
30 years of restoration, the 3 monumental doors of the Baptistery of Saint John
have been brought together on display at the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo.
The first
restoration work on the portals, carried out by the Opificio delle Pietre Dure,
began in 1990 with the removal of...
After Klimt, Monet, Van Gogh
and Leonardo, it is René Magritte's turn to invade the baroque spaces of the
church of Santo Stefano al Ponte. The multimedia exhibition dedicated to the
Belgian artist, master of surrealism, will last until March 1st: Inside
Magritte, conceived by Crossmedia Group and Hepco, directed...
One of the
greatest works of art created by a woman in the Renaissance has recently been
restored: the last Supper by Sister Plautilla Nelli (1524-1588), painted in the
mid-16th century. A four-years restoration, funded through a crowdfunding
campaign by AWA (Advancing Women Artists Foundation) and carried out by
Rossella...
VISIO. Moving
Images After Post-Internet, will be on display at the Strozzina of Palazzo Strozzi.only until December 1st .
The exhibition brings together and promotes the
works of 12 young artists, all under 35, who participated in the VIII edition
of VISIO. European Program on Artists ’Moving Images, a project promoted...
The
protagonist of one of the most read books in the world becomes the protagonist
of an exhibition at Villa Bardini titled Enigma
Pinocchio. From Giacometti to LaChapelle, open until March 22nd. Pinocchio,
character born from the pen of Carlo Lorenzini, continues to fascinate us in
his topicality, and has...
Ribollita, along with with the steak, is a symbol of Tuscan cuisine. A thick and
nutritious soup characterized by simple flavors and healthy ingredients,
perfect for cold winter days.
Already in the Middle Ages, it was the custom for the poorest families to
prepare a vegetable-based soup on Fridays, since...
The Bargello, today
a museum that houses one of the most important Renaissance collections of
sculptures in the world, as well as a vast collection dedicated to the applied
arts, was originally built as a residence of the Potestà in the 13th century. Subsequently
it housed the Otto di Guardia...
Every two years Florence promotes
the talents of contemporary art though the Florence Biennale, opening this year
on October 18th.The exhibition, in its XII edition,
will be accompanied as always by a rich program of events such as conferences,
exhibitions and performances.Over 470 artists and 200 designers
will be present,...
A year after Marina Abramovich, another woman
becomes protagonist at Palazzo Strozzi: Natalia Goncharova, one of the main
representatives of the Russian avant-garde, and first female artist to be established
internationally.
Versatile and talented woman, Natalia was a painter, costume designer,
illustrator, graphic designer, scenographer, decorator, stylist, film actress and...
Daughter of Lorenzo di Piero de Medici, Duke of
Urbino, and nephew of Pope Leone X, Caterina de Medici could have only be
destined for great things.
Although she remained an orphan after her birth in 1519 and was placed in a
convent at the age of eight; thanks to...
