The extraordinary life of Beatrix Potter told in an exhibition at Victoria and Albert Museum
The exhibition ‘Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature’, at the V&A in London, will invite visitors to explore the multifaceted life and work of Beatrix Potter
‘Klimt. The Secession and Italy’ on display in Rome until March 2022
Gustav Klimt and the artists of his circle are represented by over 200 works including paintings, drawings, posters, and sculptures.
Anicka Yi’s friendly aliens populate Tate Modern in London
London’s Tate Modern is populated by alien presences part of the installation “In Love with the world” created by the Korean-born artist Anicka Yi
The unmistakable graphic sign of Saul Steinberg is on display at the Triennale Milano
‘Saul Steinberg. Milano New York’ is a tribute that Triennale Milano owes to the great artist, who dedicated many of his works to the city in which he resided during his formative years.
GOYA. 70 paintings and more than 100 drawings and prints at the Fondation Beyeler, Basel
From 10 October 2021 to 23 January 2022, The Fondation Beyeler presents the most significant exhibition ever devoted to Francisco de Goya (1746–1828)
The salt labyrinths of Motoi Yamamoto
Born near Hiroshima in 1966, Motoi Yamamoto is definitely an unconventional artist widely known for his stunning labyrinths entirely made of fine salt
Three exhibitions at Palazzo Te in Mantua celebrate the myth of Venus
Palazzo Te in Mantua presents the project Venus Divina. Harmony on Earth, comprising three exhibitions dedicated to the myth of Venus
In Olafur Eliasson’s LIFE, nature breaks through into the Beyeler Foundation
LIFE by Olafur Eliasson, currently on view at the Beyeler Foundation in Basel, challenges our conventions of art, nature, and life
At Palazzo Strozzi, ‘The Wound’ raises the issue of cultural places in the age of Covid-19
The Wound, a site-specific work by French artist JR, draws attention to cultural institutions opening issues in the age of Covid-19
Paul Cézanne’s works on paper at MoMA from June 6, 2021
More than 200 works on paper—including drawings, sketchbooks, and rarely seen watercolors—will be shown alongside a selection of related oil paintings
“We Are Frying!”, a recent work by Luzinterruptus
“We Are Frying!” the recent work by Luzinterruptus is focused on the theme of climate change.
The Beyeler Foundation investigates seven paintings by Piet Mondrian
Through a three-year project called the ‘Piet Mondrian Conservation project’, the Fondation Beyeler in Basel is studying seven works by Piet Mondrian.
From March, Palazzo Strozzi will host the great contemporary American art
Through works by Andy Warhol, Marc Rothko, Bruce Nauman, Cindy Sherman, ‘American Art 1961-2001’ will present the multifaceted American artistic production
The Muse, science museum of Trento, celebrates trees and the alliance between art and nature
‘Tree Time’ is a multisensory journey realized by the works of 20 international artists intertwining with historical and scientific analysis
Arte Sella hosts the video installation ‘Jardins d’Été’ by Quayola
Until November 22, Arte Sella presents ‘Jardins d’Été’, an audio-video installation by Quayola inspired by the world of nature.
Venice: Marcin Gierat celebrates the artisanal tradition of Murano glass makers
Polish artist Marcin Gierat has created a photographic series of portraits that celebrates the great artisanal tradition of Murano glass-makers
Christo and Jeanne Claude’s years in Paris at the Centre Pompidou from 1 July 2020
The Centre Pompidou features an exhibition dedicated to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s years in Paris and to the story of ‘The Pont-Neuf Wrapped’.
Venice – Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana reopen from Saturday 11 July
‘Palazzo Grassi-Punta della Dogana’ announces the reopening of the exhibition venues from Saturday 11 July 2020.
Venice Architecture and Art Biennales postponed to 2021 and 2022
The Venice Architecture Biennale 2020 has been postponed to May 2021. In turn, the Venice Art Biennale 2021 has been deferred to April 2022
A virtual tour of Florence during the coronavirus pandemic
Florence, immobilized by the coronavirus pandemic, lives in the work by the photographer Fabio Casati.
Museums worldwide react to COVID lockdown by offering virtual tours
Most museums in the world are closed due to the COVID lockdown; which of them is coping with the pandemic by offering online virtual tours?
Fondazione Trussardi presents the online project ‘VIAGGI DA CAMERA’
VIAGGI DA CAMERA is an online project launched by the Fondazione Trussardi which publishes images, videos, and texts chosen by artists invited to narrate their own domestic space
‘Time machine. Vedere e sperimentare il tempo'(seeing and experiencing time) exhibition in Parma
The ‘Time machine. Vedere e sperimentare il tempo’ (seeing and experiencing time) exhibition at Palazzo del Governatore in Parma is a journey into the world of moving images
Edward Hopper’s iconic landscape paintings at ‘Fondation Beyeler’ in Basel
Until 17 May 2020, the ‘Fondation Beyeler’ in Basel, features an extensive exhibition dedicated to Edward Hopper’s iconic landscape paintings
Bologna | AGAINandAGAINandAGAINand at MAMbo explores the theme of cyclical time
The exhibition AGAINandAGAINandAGAINand at MAMbo in Bologna investigates into the theme of repetition and cyclicity in the present time
‘Tomás Saraceno – ARIA’, Palazzo Strozzi in Florence from 22 February 2020
From the next 22 February, Palazzo Strozzi in Florence will host the exhibition ‘Tomás Saraceno – ARIA’.
