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14/12/2012
Gae Aulenti, projects and context
The recently departed “lady of architecture” was responsible for many major restoration efforts in Italian and foreign museums. In Italy, some of the most important ones concerned Palazzo Grassi in Venice, Spazio Oberdan in Milan, the Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome, and Palazzo ...
13/12/2012
The contemporary art Riviera
Liguria boasts estimable 20th century collections at Genoa’s Villa Croce Museum, La Spezia’s CAMEC, and Palazzo Gavotti in Savona. In order to valorize them, a regional centre, the CRAC, has recently been instituted
13/12/2012
The new life of Vicenza, a capital of art
After years of conservation restoration efforts, the Basilica Palladiana, Palazzo Chiericati and the Temple of Santa Corona are finally re-opening, and the Palladio Museum is being inaugurated along with internationally-important exhibitions: the city is staking everything on its cultural offer
13/12/2012
The future of museums: “More space, services, and technology in order to grow”
The directors of the three most-visited public museums in Italy – the Uffizi Gallery, Palazzo Ducale in Venice, and Florence’s Accademia Gallery – speak out. Projects for 2013 include restoration efforts and major exhibitions
1/10/2012
Subterranean Italy, a world to be explored
Italy has numerous subterranean sites of cultural interest, many of which are open to the public: catacombs, crypts, dungeons, and waterworks, a trove of treasures from all historical eras, studied by urban archaeologists and speleologists, can be found underneath Italy’s cities
3/9/2012
From Volpedo to Tortona, the life and work of Giuseppe Pellizza
An itinerary in Alessandria province follows in the painter’s footprints, starting in the places where he worked and which provided inspiration, and ending at the new permanent exhibition dedicated to Divisionism, where a large body of his work is on display
27/8/2012
Scenic hamlets between Albenga and Celle Ligure
Throughout the summer, the municipalities of the province of Savona are organizing guided visits to popular tourist attractions as well as lesser-known places that are generally closed to the public
2/7/2012
Literary prizes, a cultural and market challenge
The prizes awarded to writers are numerous and diverse in terms of their history and approaches. They can be awarded by specialized juries or by the public at large, and have been established by intellectuals, foundations, or booksellers. Below are some of the main prizes in the fiction sector
25/6/2012
"Made in Italy”: the historical memory of Italian industry
Corporate museums showcase the achievements of some of Italy’s leading productive sectors: the food, automotive, design, fashion and textile industries
28/5/2012
The bridges of Venice: their history and restoration
The Canal Grande is spanned by four pedestrian bridges: Rialto, Scalzi, Accademia, and Costituzione: they provide a journey through architecture from the Renaissance to the 21st century
14/5/2012
In Irpinia among Longobard castles
In the province of Avellino, from Lauro to Taurasi, ancient castles, which have undergone many changes over the centuries, are waiting to be discovered
9/5/2012
A sea of biodiversity
Marine protected areas are a rich and spectacular part of our natural heritage. Their flora, fauna, and archaeological attractions make them ideal destinations for sustainable tourism for both adults and kids. From the Gulf of Trieste to the Egadi Islands, Italy’s coasts, marine waters, and ...
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