A Journey Through Time: Italy’s Olive Oil Heritage
Discover Italy’s rich olive oil history, its incredible health and culinary benefits, and why premium EVOO like Entimio Cortese makes the perfect Christmas gift.
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In Minor Keys — Venice Biennale 2026
A Biennale that Listens, Rather than SpeaksIf past editions of the Venice Biennale explored grand gestures and the spectacle of humanity, In Minor Keys moves differently. Kouoh envisioned a Biennale that values intimacy over volume, listening over showing, and essence…
Luci d’Artista (Artist’s Lights)
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Luci d'Artista (Artist’s Lights), has become a very well-acclaimed contemporary art exhibition both nationally and internationally, and it takes place in Turin and Salerno. This 16th edition - from November 1st, 2013 to January 12th, 2014 - will surely attract a large number of visitors, as new and upcoming artists from all over the world will present their installations which will light up streets, squares, and spaces of these 2 geographically and culturally opposite cities.
Lorenzo Lotto: A Timeless Journey Through Italian Art
Currently, several of Lotto's masterpieces are gracing various Italian museums. The Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan is showcasing the "Portrait of Laura da Pola" (1543), on loan from the Gallerie d’Italia in Naples. This painting, featuring Laura da Pola in an exquisitely embroidered dress holding a white feather fan, creates a thematic bridge to the 19th-century work of Domenico Morelli. Both paintings, displayed side by side until April 1st, 2024 offer a fascinating glimpse into the elegance of their eras.
Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” in Milan
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Who is the world’s foremost polymath and artist without any precedent in recorded history? And which among his artworks is the most intriguing one? We all know it is Leonardo Da Vinci. And many of us have heard of his mysterious “The Last Supper” painted in 1498 ...
Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan
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Milan is a capital of fashion, design, luxury shopping, and art. Nevertheless, we often associate this city with contemporary global culture. It is, no doubt, also the place where to enjoy classic Italian paintings too. Milan counts over eighty museums.
