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Italy, located in the south of Europe, is considered to be the birthplace of Western culture, along with Greece. Italy's rich historical and cultural heritage as well as its tourist attractions have attracted many travel enthusiasts. Moreover, Italy's fun and culturally rich events are also a major attraction to tourists, and Trip.com has compiled a list of the latest events in Italy that will give you a taste of the country's unique charm, from artsy exhibitions, concerts and film festivals to relaxing pétanque tournaments and yoga retreats! Trip.com specially recommends Russell Fair 2024 and Pet South America 2024, where you can experience local life and nature friendliness, and the 4-Day Puglia Yoga Retreat and Nespolo giullare a Finalborgo where you can relax your mind, body and soul, plus the 5k! Beer Run x Ravena Brewing Co which will bring you the passion of this ancient country! There are more must-see events in Italy, including time, venue, ticket details and more, stay tuned to Trip.com for the latest updates!
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The Colors of Antiquity. The Santarelli Marbles at the Capitoline Museums | Capitoline Museums
The exhibition offers a comprehensive overview of the use of colored marble from its origins to the 20th century, drawing on selections from the Santarelli Foundation's collection. Over 660 precious Imperial-era colored marbles from the Capitoline Collection and the Dino and Ernesta Santarelli Foundation are on display in two halls of the Capitoline Museums' Palazzo Clementino, next to the Medal Gallery. The exhibition, on free loan for ten years, offers visitors a glimpse into the vast quantities of stone imported into Rome: a unique opportunity to trace the millennia of the city's history through shapes, colors, and patterns, from artistic, sociocultural, political, and economic perspectives. Indeed, the use of colored marble is a defining characteristic of Roman architecture during the Imperial era.
Mostra Tutankhamon Genova | Genoa
The Tutankhamun exhibition in Genoa is an extraordinary experience that takes you into the heart of Ancient Egypt through official replicas of the precious treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb, authorized by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. This extraordinary exhibition, part of a world tour, offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating story of this young pharaoh. The exhibition is divided into three main sections: The Tomb, The Treasure and The Curse, each of which tells an important aspect of Tutankhamun's life and death. Through detailed reconstructions of the scenery and the use of advanced technology, you will have the opportunity to experience a thrilling journey into the world of Ancient Egypt.
A highlight of the exhibition is the virtual reality component, which provides an immersive experience to relive the emotions and discoveries that archaeologist Howard Carter felt when he discovered Tutankhamun's tomb. In addition, itineraries specifically designed for children and teenagers have been designed to facilitate their understanding of the exhibition, providing them with an engaging and educational way to explore the story of this fascinating historical figure.
This unique exhibition not only provides insight into the life of Tutankhamun and his extraordinary treasures, but also allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the world of Ancient Egypt through an immersive and interactive experience. Don't miss your chance to experience this extraordinary historical adventure!
(di) Fronte | Mare Karina
The Venetian restaurant model that hosts works by local artists belongs to a longstanding tradition of practices with roots going back to the immediate postwar period in the lagoon. During this time, a network of taverns, trattorias, and restaurants across the city began to serve not only as places for nourishment but also as hubs for exchange, encounters, and cultural debate for the local and international artistic community.
Beauty and the Ideal | Brera Picture Gallery
From May 16, 2025, Room 1 of the Pinacoteca di Brera will be transformed to host “Beauty and the Ideal,” an unmissable exhibition dedicated to Antonio Canova. Twelve plaster busts restored by Banca Ifis, including the marble Vestal and enameled miniatures from the Sommariva collection, offer a unique journey into Neoclassicism, the founding heart of the Milanese museum.
Homage to Igor Mitoraj | Contini Art Gallery
A permanent exhibition dedicated to the great master Igor Mitoraj, whose bronzes and marbles enrich the halls of our headquarters in Venice.
His art is distinguished by the use of fragmented human figures - serene faces, mutilated bodies - that evoke the fragility of the human condition, the passing of time and the wounds of history. Deeply inspired by Greek-Roman sculpture, Mitoraj interprets myth and antiquity with a contemporary vision, creating works charged with melancholic beauty and mystery. His sculptures fill squares and museums around the world, offering the public a silent dialogue between past and present.
Amazement, Reality, Enigma. Pietro Bellotti and the Painting of 17th Century in Venice | Accademia art gallery
The Gallerie dell’Accademia di Venezia is pleased to announce the exhibition Amazement, Reality, Enigma. Pietro and the Painting of 17th Century in Venice, which will take place from September 19 2025 to January 18 2026. Curated by Francesco Ceretti, Michele Nicolaci e Filippo Piazza, the exhibition introduces the general public to the Brescian painter Pietro Bellotti (1625–1700), who spent most of his career in Venice. Though still relatively unknown, Bellotti’s work is undeniably fascinating, the exhibition aims to position him within the extraordinary artistic context of seventeenth-century Venetian painting.
Manu-Facture: The Ceramics of Lucio Fontana | Peggy Guggenheim Collection
In fall 2025, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection presents Manu-Facture: The Ceramics of Lucio Fontana, organized by art historian and independent curator Sharon Hecker. The show is the first museum exhibition to focus exclusively on Lucio Fontana’s (1899–1968) rich corpus of ceramic works and will provide an exceptional testament to the artist’s creative imagination in sculpture. With about seventy works, on loan from public and private collections, including previously unexhibited pieces, the exhibition encompasses a broad range of subjects—from human figures to animals, harlequins, warriors, as well as abstract forms. While some sculptures emphasize the organic nature of the medium, others are glazed with bright and intense colors. Some were produced in series, while others are unique objects. The show also features photographic documentation of Fontana at work and reveals the importance of the artist’s hand in the creative process.
Alice Neel: I Am the Century | La Pista 500
The exhibition "I Am the Century" at the Galleria Agnelli traces a timeline spanning seven decades of the 20th century, exploring Alice Neel's conception of life as a chronicler and her paintings as a "human comedy." Organized into six chapters interwoven with the artist's life story, the project highlights the artist's unique relationship with her subjects and their life stories—from birth to death, through adulthood, the development of sexuality, the formation of interpersonal and emotional bonds, and the formation of civic and political consciousness.
1+1. The Relational Years | MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Art
1+1. The Relational Years is the first major retrospective dedicated to the Relational Art movement—three decades after its inception—curated by internationally renowned critic and curator Nicolas Bourriaud.
Venus Entering the Bath by Luigi Pampaloni | Gallery of the Academy of Florence
The exhibition revolves around the preparatory terracotta sketches of Pampharone's *Venus Entering the Bath*, a work recently acquired by the museum. By comparing the materials and forms used in different stages of creation, it allows viewers to understand the creative process of 19th-century sculpture. Curated by art historian and curator Giulia Coco, the exhibition showcases terracotta sketches, plaster models, and marble reproductions, revealing the artistic thinking at different stages of creation and reflecting the academy's emphasis on the tradition of art education. Visitors can also engage more fully with the works and technical details through tactile models and other aids. Pampharone's works presented in the exhibition blend classical idealism and naturalism, and his reinterpretations of traditional mythological figures (such as Venus) demonstrate a fusion of personal style and the spirit of the times.
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