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There are encounters that will never happen in reality, but which continue to occur every time we pause in front of a work of art. It happens when time slows down, when the museum ceases to be a silent space and becomes a place of dialogue. Impossible Encounters stems precisely from this. From the desire […]

Poet, writer and art critic, Guillaume Apollinaire was one of the most complex and fascinating figures in early 20th-century European culture. Born in Rome in 1880 and died in Paris in 1918, Apollinaire embodied the restless spirit of a changing era, becoming one of the most lucid and visionary interpreters of artistic modernity. His real […]

Have you ever wanted to see Italy taking shape, as if you were there, with your eyes filled with wonder and your heart open to the future? If the answer is yes, there is an exhibition waiting for you in Novara that you should not miss. It is entitled “The Italy of the first Italians. […]

By 2030, Paris will inaugurate 68 new underground stations, transforming them into a veritable museum. This is the ambitious goal of the Grand Paris Express, one of the most visionary infrastructure and public art projects of recent decades, which combines innovation, architecture and international creativity to rewrite the face of the underground city. Big names […]

Every new year brings with it a small, silent revolution: works of art, films, texts and images that enter the public domain, finally becoming accessible, modifiable and shareable without copyright restrictions. 2026 is no exception, opening the door to a season of discovery, study and new creative possibilities. Under US law, works published in 1930 […]

You know that Paris you see in films, where it always rains at just the right moment, the cafés are filled with whispered conversations and the streets seem to have been made for strolling? Well, Robert Doisneau really did photograph that Paris, and now you can see it with your own eyes in an exhibition […]

There are artists who paint faces, and then there is Van Dyck, who makes them eternal. You know those portraits with intense gazes, slender hands, silk fabrics that seem to rustle and an aura of noble detachment? If you’re thinking of a specific portrait, it’s probably the work of Antoon van Dyck (1599–1641), who was […]

Some people use art to decorate their walls, while others, like Terry Atkinson, use it as an intellectual mine ready to explode in the mind of the viewer. Born in 1939 in Thurnscoe (Yorkshire), Atkinson is much more than an artist: he is a thinker who has transformed art into a battlefield between words, images, […]