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Lia Rumma Gallery in Milan presents a solo exhibition curated by the Ettore Spalletti Foundation, exploring the artist’s unique fusion of painting, sculpture, and dialogue with classical art masters. Spanning three floors,the show relies on essential geometries and “atmospheric” color to transform the gallery’s space: from the ground floor featuring

Fine Comune is an exhibition by Nomade, with creative direction by Ultrapresent Studio, presented at the Lake Como Design Festival inside the former Church of Santa Caterina. Reinterpreting the concept of boundary (con-finis) not as a barrier but as a point of contact and shared space,the installation transforms the 17th-century

Set within the permanent collection display of the Museo del Novecento in Milan and designed as a cross-disciplinary in-depth program conducted in close collaboration with artist archives and foundations, the project connects masterpieces, historical materials, and period documentation. The exhibition unfolds across three distinct sections: a monographic room explores writing

Bienal Del Agua: An alliance between art, society, and commitment. Under the evocative theme “The Traces of Water” the biennial unfolds as an open and welcoming encounter within the worlds of art and culture, built around an interdisciplinary project that brings together Arts, Science, and Technology. This interdisciplinary approach expresses

Following a major restoration, Ettore Spalletti’s Fountain in the square in front of the Pescara Courthouse has been returned to the public. Inaugurated in 2004, the work is one of the city’s most significant examples of contemporary public art: a 15 x 9 metre ellipse made of Zimbabwean black granite,

Gli Anni. Capitolo 3 is an ongoing exhibition project exploring the history of art in Naples from the late twentieth century to the present. The Madre Museum’s collection is presented alongside major public and private collections, bringing together key works that reflect significant artistic moments and developments in the region. Inspired

The Ravello Foundation, in collaboration with the Lia Rumma Gallery, presents William Kentridge, an exhibition of works by an artist for whom music, theatre and image are part of a single creative process – opening on 3 July 2026 at Villa Rufolo and continuing until 5 September as part of

The sixth edition of giardino project, titled “Seme • Pianta • Fiore • Frutto”, is dedicated to the artistic research of Michele Guido, whose practice brings together botany, archaeobotany, ecology, rural architecture, and contemporary art. Curated by Giuseppe Amedeo Arnesano, this edition offers a critical reading of the agricultural landscape

The Balloon Museum, the global atelier for inflatable contemporary art, presents SNOWY / WINDY / SPRING ON THE PLANET Z, a landmark new commission by Marina Abramović and her first work created with inflatable materials. Developed in close collaboration with the Balloon Museum’s engineering and design teams, the immersive installation

Domestic Displacement, curated by Giulia Ingarao and Antonio Leone, is a group exhibition exploring contemporary forms of displacement: physical, cultural, and symbolic. Bringing together fifteen international artists at the MAC Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Ludovico Corrao, the project investigates themes of migration, memory, identity, vulnerability, and the unstable relationship between individuals