At Villa Ghirlanda in Cinisello Balsamo, the exhibition “Architecture Photographs 1994–2024” by Alberto Lagomaggiore showcases a hundred images documenting urban transformations and industrial archaeology

The exhibition of Alberto Rodríguez Serrano at the Fortuny Museum is his first show in Italy, and fate has chosen a place with deep ties to his country of origin, Spain

The first retrospective in Italy dedicated to Shigeru Mizuki, one of the greatest masters of Japanese manga

A land of fluid boundaries told through light, wind, and silence. The images of Andrea Crupi inaugurate the new venue and the new journey of SpazioCam

Hundreds of thoughts, diaries, letters, photographs, videos, and audio recordings intimately reveal to us one of the personalities that has most profoundly marked an era

In conjunction with the celebrations of the Jubilee 2025, the National Galleries of Ancient Art present a project dedicated to Michelangelo Merisi at Palazzo Barberini

Anthological in nature, this exhibition is a tribute to the revolutionary artistic movement that was born 150 years ago, with its first Parisian exhibition on April 15, 1874.

The Villa Bassi Rathgeb Museum presents an extraordinary photographic exhibition that explores the female universe from the post-war period to today, through iconic images documenting the role of women from the Second World War onwards

Over 50 photographs by American photographer Steve McCurry explore an emotional journey through childhood. It is the only thematic exhibition entirely dedicated to children, created over nearly fifty years of career

This is the first exhibition in Europe to tell the story of geometric abstraction not by presenting a series of national movements, but by tracing the lines of connection between them

This exhibition, through the profound originality of her work, her journey, and her identity, highlights the role of Artemisia Gentileschi in the history of 17th-century art.

For the first time in Italy, the photographic project by the famous French photographer is on display. He created it in Italy between 1962 and 1966. In the early 1960s, Bruno Barbey set out to portray Italians. He photographed all levels of society, both in the streets and indoors

The exhibition, centered on the romantic theme of florals, showcases works from museums, public institutions, and private collections, bearing witness to the widespread success of a subject as simple yet symbolically complex as the flower in the artistic vision of a vast number of artists

The exhibition features over 80 masterpieces by Boldini, De Nittis, Zandomeneghi, Corcos, and Mancini, painters who lived in Paris during the last quarter of the 19th century, when the French capital was the driving force of art on a global scale

The exhibition opens on March 1st, featuring over 160 works, including some by van Gogh, Millet, Bernard, and other artists.

Tracey Emin’s first institutional solo show in Italy opens at Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi with a wide selection of historic and recent works exploring passion, vulnerability and self-expression

The show brings together art, science, and technology creating a universal narrative that spans the centuries: from the masterpieces of Jan Brueghel to Ai Weiwei and latest experimentation with digital technologies in contemporary art.

From February 15 to June 29, the Municipality of Milan and Marsilio Arte present one of the largest and most comprehensive retrospectives dedicated to Felice Casorati

For the 125th anniversary of Oscar Wilde’s death, County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland is celebrating the new festival In Our Dreams.