Italian artists

A documentary by Giuliana Muscio at the Italian Cultural Institute in New York

Today’s tales and the tones with which Pier Paolo Calzolari narrates his art enable the fresh and remarkable landmarks of his outstanding career, in both Europe and North America.  Until April 23rd, Marianne Boesky Gallery is hosting the exhibition Painting...

A small temporary exhibition will be on view until May 22 at Rome’s Borghese Gallery. “Guido Reni and Rome: Nature and Devotion” is the first exhibition dedicated to Reni in the last 30 years. Reni's Reni's Aralanta and Hippomenes.Photo: Wikipedia...

Luca Serasini is an artist with his feet firmly planted on the ground. But he also soars over spaces and places with the momentum and speed of the Greek god Hermes: Via Lattea, watercolor on paper, 20 x 30 cm,...

On January 26th, 2022, Italian artist Ettore Spalletti (1940-2019) would have turned 82, after spending all his life in or around Cappelle sul Tavo, a small town in the Province of Pescara encapsulated between the Apennines and the Adriatic Sea,...

The Orkney Islands is an archipelago located in the North Sea to the northeast of Scotland. In these days of tourists always in search of places off the beaten path, the remote islands have become a popular destination—even for weddings....

The Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA), is a 501C3 public nonprofit with a mission of making Italian art accessible, especially to students and researchers. CIMA was established in 2013 by Laura Mattioli, who developed a love of art in...

How could anyone forget the evocative Vedute Satellitari by Francesco Fiscardi? The artist, born in Naples in 1974, is sensitive and diligent, passionate about trips around the world and  the journeys he is constantly taking in his endlessly imaginative mind....