Exhibitions

Opening February 19, 2024 - 6PM. On view till May 3, 2024

In the late 18th century, Neo-Classical sculptor Antonio Canova was proclaimed the new Phidias, the new Praxiteles, and his studio was a “must-see” stop for travelers on the official Grand Tour. His many VIP patrons throughout Europe included Popes Pius...

Starting in 1796, for only a few years they were stored in the Uffizi before the majority of them were moved to the Medici Villa di Castello with its magnificent gardens and grounds, where they remained until the beginning of...

In 1973, while bedridden, Levi used a special wooden notebook, built with strings attached to the sides to help guide his hand when drawing or writing. He labeled it "Quaderno a cancelli" (fenced notebook), the name given to his final...

Claudia Gould, director of the Jewish Museum: “This is an exhibit that is cross-generational, about a life not a beginning and not an end ...”

From Palazzo Barberini to Villa Borghese, from the Ara Pacis to the Gallery of Modern Art, from the Victor Emanuel Monument to the "Scuderie": Rome shows all its cultural worth thanks to the exhibitions opened now in various historical sites...

With a concise selection of works ranging from 1958 to 2002, the first Robert Ryman solo museum show since 1993 opened on December 9 at Dia:Chelsea, marking the comeback of the Dia Art Foundation to the curatorial life of New...

The Sperone Westwater Gallery presents Painting in Italy 1910s-1950s: Futurism, Abstraction, Concrete Art, an exciting and challenging exhibition of Italian abstract art, bringing together fifty years of history over two floors / Leggi in Italiano