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Fernando Botero and Women: Icons of Power, Beauty, and Emotion
Fernando Botero didn’t just redefine Latin American art—he reshaped how we see the human form. Bold, voluminous, unapologetically present, the women in his paintings and sculptures have become universal symbols of a different kind of…
Giancarlo Sangregorio: Art, Places, and the Language of Materials
Sangregorio’s centenary (1925–2025) is being celebrated by the Sangregorio Foundation with an ambitious project titled "Giancarlo Sangregorio. 100 Years: The Stone, The Wood, The Places," honoring the Milanese sculptor’s legacy through a…
Robert Rauschenberg: the artist who revolutionized contemporary art
Robert Rauschenberg, the American artist and pioneer of contemporary art, is at the heart of two exhibitions that BiM, the innovative work destination under development in the heart of Bicocca, in Milan, is opening to the public starting…
Albrecht Dürer: Women as Symbols of Strength and Intellect
Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) wasn’t just a master of the Northern Renaissance—he was a thinker, an innovator, and a keen observer of the world around him.
While his legacy includes breathtaking engravings, religious works, and meticulous…
Nico Vascellari’s Explosive Installation at Palazzo Reale in Milan
Every spring, Milan Art Week transforms the city into a vibrant hub of contemporary art, drawing artists, collectors, and enthusiasts from around the world. The event features exhibitions, performances, and installations in museums,…
Artemisia Gentileschi: The Story of a Woman Ahead of Her Time
Artemisia Gentileschi (1593-1653) stands as one of the most extraordinary painters of the 17th century, a woman who defied societal norms and established herself in a male-dominated world through her immense talent and innovative artistic…
Andrea Mantegna: Redefining the Female Portrait in the 15th Century
In the second half of the 15th century, portrait painting underwent a remarkable evolution. Artists, inspired by the rediscovery of sculptural models and Roman medallic art, transformed portraiture into an increasingly autonomous and…
Matteo Favi: Art as Catharsis and Inner Cry
Matteo Favi is an artist whose work profoundly impacts viewers through its intensity and expressive force. Every brushstroke, every color combination, every figure emerges from a deep-seated need to transform pain into imagery. His artistic…
Mario Giacomelli: The Rome exhibition from May 20 to August 3, 2025
As we mark the centenary of Mario Giacomelli’s birth, one of the most groundbreaking figures in Italian photography, his extraordinary artistic legacy takes center stage through a series of initiatives led by the Mario Giacomelli Archive.…
Botticelli, the Genius who Redefined the Beauty of Women
Sandro Botticelli (1445–1510) stands as one of the most fascinating artists of the Italian Renaissance, celebrated for the grace of his female figures and the elegance of his compositions. His depiction of women is remarkable not only for…