Largest Amount of Stolen Italian Artifacts Recovered
Italy’s Carabinieri recovered €50 million worth of stolen national treasures in January 2015.
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Milan’s Expo 2015 Aims to Direct the World’s Attention to Nutrition and Food Resources
From May 1 to October 31 2015, Milan hosts a world’s fair with the theme of “Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life.”
A Masterpiece of Sculpture – and Art Restoration
Tullio Lombardo’s Adam is the only signed piece created to decorate the colossal tomb of Venice’s Doge Andrea Vendramin and one of the few Renaissance masterpieces outside of Italy.
The Capricci of Callot
By Veronica Maria WHITE
A remarkable French Baroque artist helps establish a genre
Eye on the Gallerist
By Ludovica ROSSI PURINI
An interview with Mario Peliti
Photographers Apparent
By Gianluca MARZIANI
Italian photography never disappoints: years pass and new names are added to the landscape of talent that is constantly emerging.
The Look of this Heaven
By Laura GIACALONE
CHARLES H. TRAUB, DOLCE VIA: ITALY IN THE 1980S. DAMIANI, 2014.
Four Fashion Photo Greats
By Barbara ZORZOLI
Since the beginning of the 20th century photography has been an extremely successful means to promote fashion all over the world.
Style on the Tiber
Rome’s MAXXI Museum highlights Italy’s rich fashion design past with the exhibition Bellissima: Italy and High Fashion 1945-1968.
Light on New York
photography by Mauro BENEDETTI The City as a landscape, its roughness smoothed out through the photographer’s art–acknowledging the sky (not far) above its myriad ceilings and spires.