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Is it really Federico Barocci? The rediscovered portrait is dividing opinion and raising many doubts
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (975+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Is it really Federico Barocci? The rediscovered portrait is dividing opinion and raising many doubts Now, I must preface this by stating right away that I have not seen the painting in person (which, since I am not…...
Maurizio Cattelan created a work of art using the ashes of a deceased friend
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (30+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Maurizio Cattelan created a work of art using the ashes of a deceased friend...
Rome, Frank Horvat at the Baths of Caracalla: Fashion, Portraits, Landscapes
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (99+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Rome, Frank Horvat at the Baths of Caracalla: Fashion, Portraits, Landscapes The shift in Horvat’s perspective coincides with a broader transformation of the concept of elegance and the status of women. Beginning in the late 1950s, ready-to-wear fashion gradually…...
Who Invented Art Exhibitions? A Look at the 17th Century in an Exhibition in Macerata. The Curator Speaks
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (450+ words) NC. “Expositio Mundi” begins with a seemingly simple question: Who invented exhibitions? What does the figure of Giuseppe Ghezzi reveal about the origins of public exhibitions and the need—as early as the 17th century—to rethink the relationship between art…...
Cariplo Foundation: 3 million to make museums more accessible to everyone
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (1024+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Cariplo Foundation: 3 million to make museums more accessible to everyone Making a museum accessible does not simply mean removing architectural barriers, but rather rethinking spaces, services, communication, and organization so that people with different needs can fully enjoy…...
In Florence, Georg Baselitz’s Mannerist graphics engage in a dialogue with Dürer and Parmigianino
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (610+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - In Florence, Georg Baselitz’s Mannerist graphics engage in a dialogue with Dürer and Parmigianino The starting point is the line, understood as a space for experimentation, while the human figure becomes a field of tension and the classical…...
Leoncillo, “The Tree as Material”: The Artist’s First Exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac in Milan
5+ day, 49+ min ago (308+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Leoncillo, “The Tree as Material”: The Artist’s First Exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac in Milan The exhibition brings together sculptures and works on paper created over the four decades of Leoncillo’s career and showcases the artist’s exploration of clay,…...
Now even IKEA sells art. But art isn't just decoration: to understand it, you need a basic understanding.
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (543+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Now even IKEA sells art. But art isn't just decoration: to understand it, you need a basic understanding. The news making the rounds these days is that IKEA, the low-cost furniture giant, has created a line of artwork…...
Milan: A Project to Open the Monumental Halls of Palazzo Litta to the City
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (605+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Milan: A Project to Open the Monumental Halls of Palazzo Litta to the City The Baroque core of the palace, on Corso Magenta, was designed by architect Francesco Maria Richini on commission from Bartolomeo III Arese, the property’s…...
Guido Reni’s *The Nexus* and *Deianira*, on loan from the Louvre for the exhibition on Ferdinando Gonzaga
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (276+ words) finestresullarte.info The new duke’s romantic and dynastic life was equally tumultuous. Before assuming an official role through marriage, Ferdinando had an affair with Camilla Faà di Bruno, a noblewoman from Monferrato, with whom he fathered an illegitimate son, Giacinto....