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Is it really Federico Barocci? The rediscovered portrait is dividing opinion and raising many doubts
21+ hour, 44+ min 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…...
In Florence, Georg Baselitz’s Mannerist graphics engage in a dialogue with Dürer and Parmigianino
4+ day, 1+ 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…...
Art on TV from September 6 to 12: Guido Reni, Saype, Raphael, and Michelangelo
1+ week, 1+ day ago (120+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Art on TV from September 6 to 12: Guido Reni, Saype, Raphael, and Michelangelo A week of television dedicated to art, featuring the great masters, Italian cultural heritage, archaeology, and contemporary art. Rai Storia, Rai 5, and Sky Arte are presenting…...
An exhibition by photographer Fan Ho in Turin: 100 images depict urban Hong Kong
1+ week, 5+ day ago (16+ words) Finestre sull'Arte...
Titian: When the Landscape Ceased to Be a Background. A Look at the Exhibition in Pieve di Cadore
1+ week, 6+ day ago (470+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Titian: When the Landscape Ceased to Be a Background. A Look at the Exhibition in Pieve di Cadore Once upon a time, there was the Renaissance. Once upon a time, there was drawing; once upon a time, there…...
When the Theme Stifles Art: The Limits of Exhibitions... That Are Too Thematic
2+ week, 1+ day ago (1119+ words) Finestre sull'Arte The problem isn’t the theme itself. The problem is that the theme has become the end, and the artworks the means. The reversal is subtle but devastating: the moment a work is chosen because it illustrates a topic,…...
The New Correr Museum in Venice: New Spaces, Services, and Exhibits for an Increasingly International Museum
2+ week, 6+ day ago (873+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - The New Correr Museum in Venice: New Spaces, Services, and Exhibits for an Increasingly International Museum The Correr Museum in Venice is preparing for a new phase in its history, strengthening its role as the “City Museum” while…...
Farewell to Fabrizio Plessi, a pioneer of video art and video installations
3+ week, 16+ hour ago (330+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - Farewell to Fabrizio Plessi, a pioneer of video art and video installations Fabrizio Plessi, an artist who was among the pioneers of video art and video installations in Italy and a leading figure in experimentation with the possibilitiesof…...
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam receives a rare book of 17th-century drawings as a gift
3+ week, 4+ day ago (957+ words) Finestre sull'Arte - The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam receives a rare book of 17th-century drawings as a gift The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is expanding its Print Room Collection with an exceptional and rare work: the Van Eeghen Drawing Book, a book of…...
Why "Guernica" Continues to Speak to Us (But Will Eventually Be Forgotten). An Interview with Luca Nannipieri
3+ week, 4+ day ago (263+ words) Another point you reflect on in your book is the sacredness that surrounds works of art in museums. “The sacredness that surrounds works of art is profoundly different from the sacredness centered on places of worship,” you write, going on…...