arts

"Don’t call us the brain drain". Marco Leona is the founder of the Science Department of The Metropolitan Museum, and together with his Italian colleagues, Federica Pozzi and Elena Basso, he is proud to provide a scientific understanding to the...

Staged at the Cell Theatre in Chelsea, "An Art Pot from the World" is the debut in New York of Italian poet and La Voce contributor Sara Fruner. By combining poetry, opera and dance, the show marks the beginning of...

At the Villa Borghese in Rome several of Bernini's sculptures are on permanent exhibit, but his heritage is to be found in more sites in Rome. An easier but not chronological route, which takes about 2 hours on foot (or...

Cultural consumption is a historical legacy of the Renaissance that still permeates our ways of thinking, communicating and interacting. The modern-day renaissance generation consists of millions of individuals, highly diversified on age, who share a passion for entrepreneurship associated with...

East meets West as images from one of the most ancient, mystical civilizations, come to the cobble-stoned streets of the Medieval city of Florence, the city of Dante and Boccaccio. "The Florence Biennale is very meaningful to me for I...

"Mostrami", un format innovativo di arte giovane e collettiva, arriva a Palermo con "Sicily & Sicilians": una MostraEvento per valorizzare le eccellenze siciliane, il cibo e la tradizione. Talk show, incontri e workshop aperti a tutti. Abbiamo intervistato l’ideatore Sandro...

Two different generations perspectives on Giulio Paolini's and Giorgio de Chico's works were discussed on Friday October 21st by art historian and curator Germano Celant and MoMA curator Christian Rattemeyer. A successful night of conversation and interesting Q&A with the...

He gets his inspiration from the fire and the rain, h creates movement out of stillness, and he finally feels understood. At the opening of Alberto Biasi – A Dynamic Meditation, we interviewed the Italian artist who founded the Gruppo...

The exhibit investigates spaces, objects, and people of Emilia Romagna, a region caught between its agrarian past and its consumerist culture. With methodical inquiry and a mix of irony and deference, Luigi Ghirri surveys the domestic, the casual, and the...

In Mario Perniola’s book L’arte espansa, published by Einaudi, the world of art appears in an expanded and less definite form. In the length of barely a hundred pages the author attempts to address the fundamental questions of contemporary art...