The L’opera International magazine is a monthly Italian publication that provides coverage of opera performances around the world and celebrates opera’s history. The magazine, founded in 1986, is printed in physical copies in Italian and English versions but can also be read and enjoyed online in digital versions in both languages. L’Opera magazine publishes […]
The Italian tennis player, Jannik Sinner, recently won Wimbledon, making him the first Italian player in either the men’s or women’s category to win a Wimbledon singles title. In previous years, Italian tennis players Matteo Berrettini played in the men’s Wimbledon final in 2021 and Jasmine Paolini in the women’s final in 2024, but […]
RaiTre, a prominent Italian network recently featured the Laudato Sie exhibition as part of the “Cammino series,” a program hosted by the Franciscan friar Padre Enzo Fortunato and journalist Giulia Nannini,. The series highlights cultural and historical pilgrimage routes to educates viewers on their significance. The segment featuring Laudato Sie was directed by Marco Capasso, […]
Repatriated artwork from the United States and European countries within the last three years as well as works recovered from the illicit art trade comprise the reopened Museum of Saved Art in Rome. An exhibition entitiled “New Recoveries” is on view at the Octagonal Hall of the Baths of Diocletian, including reclaimed objects never […]
Artist Ed Giobbi knew as a child he was meant to be an artist. He studied art at the Italian academy and was influenced by the Renaissance painters that shaped Italy. In this interview he shares his influences and shares insightful advice from his long career. The Italian Academy Foundation has featured Giobbi’s artwork […]
On June 20, Italy’s Cultural Minister, Alessandro Giuli, announced that VAT, the value added tax on art, was cut by Italy’s government from 22 percent (the highest rate in Europe) to 5 percent. The high tax system was a hindrance to the Italian art world and drove the market to other European countries. As a […]
After its debut at Palazzo Braschi in Rome, the exhibition Laudato Sie: Nature and Science. The Cultural Legacy of Brother Francis is now on view at the Sacred Convent of San Francesco in Assisi, marking the 800th anniversary of the earliest surviving manuscript of The Canticle of the Creatures by Saint Francis. This significant exhibition, […]
The Italian Navy training ship Amerigo Vespucci, the oldest ship in the Italian Navy, returned to Genoa after traveling around the world over the past two years. The Vespucci set sail around the world on July 1, 2023, and spent 20 months at sea, reaching 5 continents, 30 countries, 35 ports and covering 46,000 nautical […]
The Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimo of New York University has been arranging free public events related to Italian culture since 1990, including lectures, art exhibits, concerts and film screenings, such as the film series Open Roads. Supported by the Baroness Zerilli-Marimò Endowment Fund, Lincoln Center held the screening of twelve new Italian films […]
The painting Hercules and Omphale by the Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi has undergone a complex, years-long restoration after being damaged in an explosion and is displayed in the Getty Museum in Los Angeles from the 10th of June to the 14th of September. This piece is part of the exhibition Artemisia’s Strong Women: Rescuing […]