Have you ever visited the San Marino Pavilion at the Venice Biennale? The 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2024 awaits you with a pavilion that promises to capture the attention of thought-provoking reflections.
Located at the Forge of the Future in Venice, from April 20 to November 24, 2024, the Pavilion of the Republic of San Marino will headline it with “Nomader,” a project curated by Alison M. Gingeras and created by artist Eddie Martinez.
Pontormo, Ritratto di Cosimo il Vecchio
Are you familiar with the works of Pontormo, one of the most emblematic figures of Mannerism? Here I invite you to discover some of Jacopo Pontormo’s most important works, which have marked the history of art with a unique style and great expressive intensity.
Have you ever thought about why there are so many exhibitions and why we like them so much, since some events are so crowded?
Undoubtedly, since the second half of the twentieth century, art exhibitions have been a widespread phenomenon all over the world, which knows no crisis and is often a cultural and economic element of a city or an area.
What really makes a museum unique? In the heart of Italy’s economic capital lies a jewel of history and art: the Poldi Pezzoli Museum in Milan.
More than a museum, the Poldi Pezzoli is a time machine to immerse yourself in a Milan of bygone times, where beauty and art are the undisputed protagonists.
The Roman Pantheon began as a temple to celebrate the ancient pagan gods. Its history is in fact different from the Pantheon in Paris, inspired by the one in Rome but dating back to the Neoclassical period, initially built as a church and then becoming a symbol of military prowess after the French Revolution. To visit the Pantheon in Rome you need an entrance ticket, which is definitely worth buying.
