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1 month ago | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck
di Federica Schneck , scritto il 18/03/2025 Categorie: Opinioni / Argomenti: Arte contemporanea L’arte contemporanea si confronta spesso col tema del cambiamento climatico, ma non è sufficiente che parli di sostenibilità: deve incarnarla. Come? I modi ci sono.
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1 month ago | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck
di Federica Schneck , scritto il 01/03/2025 Categorie: Opinioni / Argomenti: Arte contemporanea Sono sempre di più gli artisti che usano Instagram, e spesso si fanno condizionare da Instagram. Ma quali sono i rischi di questo social per gli artisti? Quali le opportunità? E alla fine, come si misura davvero il valore?
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Works and artists / Disclaimer The Museum of Natural History in Pisa preserves an object that has attracted many curiosities for centuries: it is the skull with coral preserved in the museum's Wunderkammer. An object that, precisely, was once part of the grand ducal collections of curiosities. Here is its story.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Exhibitions / Disclaimer Marc Chagall's White Crucifixion, currently on display in Rome at the Museo del Corso - Polo Museale until January 27, 2025, will also be visible to people with visual and hearing disabilities.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Exhibitions / Disclaimer From January 22 to March 30, 2025, the Museo Morandi in Bologna is hosting Silvia Bächli's before exhibition, an encounter between the Swiss painter's abstract art and Morandi's still lifes, exploring the temporal and processual dimensions of their work.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Job / Disclaimer Job opportunities in the arts and culture sector: this week's proposals come from communications agencies and companies. Job opportunities in the arts and culture sector: this week’s proposals come from communications agencies and companies. Here are vacancies, opportunities and positions collected from January 14 to 20, 2025.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Exhibitions / Disclaimer Through Feb. 9, 2025 Casa Robegan in Treviso hosts Terra Incantata, the new exhibition by Jeff Robb. The artist leads the public into a visionary and poetic universe populated by three-dimensional works that play with the boundary between reality and illusion. Through Feb.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Exhibitions / Disclaimer At the Museum of Rome in Trastevere an exhibition dedicated to the Quercia del Tasso on the Janiculum Hill. The public will have the opportunity to learn about the literary, human and legendary events related to this majestic tree, a symbol of Rome and its vibrant cultural soul.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: News / Disclaimer After five years of closure and a complex restoration, the Royal Apartments are once again open to visitors. A treasure trove of 14 rooms chronicling three centuries of history, from Grand Prince Ferdinand de' Medici to the Savoy family. Starting Jan.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
finestresullarte.info | Federica Schneck |Ilaria Baratta |Federico Giannini |Jacopo Suggi
by Redazione , published on 20/01/2025 Categories: Archaeology / Disclaimer At the heart of the Domus Aurea, a unique heritage resurfaces: precious pigments, including a rare ingot of Egyptian blue, reveal the level of excellence of imperial workshops and ideally link antiquity to the Renaissance.
