In Herculaneum, the House of the Tuscan Colonnade and the House of the Wooden Sacellum reopened to visitors in March 2025 after 25 years. They had undergone extensive restoration, made possible with the collaboration between the Packard Humanities Institute, a non-profit foundation based in California, and the Herculaneum Archaeological Park. The partnership between these two […]
On March 15, 2025, the lighting ceremony of a monument by the late artist, Pasquale Di Fabio, illuminated the sky in Avezzano, Italy. The event is a ceremony full of remembrance, honoring the lives of the 1915 earthquake victims. Artist Alberto di Fabio honored his father Pasquale with an exhibition entitled, “Pasquale Di Fabio: un […]
Distinguished Italian maison Buccellati has joined forces with London’s prestigious Saatchi Gallery to present a dazzling, one-of-a-kind exhibition. “Flowers: Flora in Contemporary Art and Culture” opened to the public in London on February 12 and will continue until May 2025. The exhibition offers visitors an immersive exploration of floral themes across various artistic disciplines. At […]
The IAF is pleased to present GODLESS, a new film by longtime IAF collaborator and award winner, Michael Ricigliano. The film treats a delicate subject that has long challenged leaders: the tension between church, state, personal life, and broader questions of moral and ethical impact. GODLESS follows the story of Governor Angela Porra as she wrestles […]
The Leopard, a new Italian Netflix series, premiered in Rome on March 3, 2025, following a grand black-tie event. The series was released globally on March 5, with all six episodes streaming at once. In the frescoed ballroom of Rome’s central Hotel Plaza, Netflix held a press conference for the series, which many people attended. The […]
The Eternal Contemporary. Michelangelo 1475 – 2025 is the title of an ambitious project that celebrates its opening on Michelangelo’s birthday, March 6, 2025. Through the merger of the Accademia Gallery and the Bargello Museums, Florence establishes the world’s most important Michelangelo Museum. The initiative continues throughout the year and features special events and activities. […]
Ann Goldstein, editor and well-known literary translator, was born in New Jersey in 1949. Her love for Italian began while working as a copy editor at The New Yorker. From there, she embarked on her translation career in the 1990s. N+1 editor-in-chief Dayna Tortorici moderated a conversation with Goldstein where they explored the difficulties of […]
The Italian Encyclopedia Institute, Treccani, celebrates its 100th birthday with a special event in Rome. President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, along with Treccani President Carlo Ossola and Director General Massimo Bray are among the guests. The institute was founded in 1925 by Giovanni Treccani and Giovanni Gentile, and it was established to create, update, […]
The interdisciplinary panel Beyond the Skyline: Futurism and the City of Tomorrow explored the evolution of Futurism in art, urban design, and architecture. The panel was held at NYU’s Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò on January 31st. The event brought together scholars to discuss Futurism’s lasting impact on cities, society, and culture. Scholars such as Ara […]
Alessandro Michele’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, ‘Vertigineaux,’ marked his first haute couture debut for Maison Valentino. The collection brought together a representation of history, fairy tales, and art, drawing inspiration from Italian philosopher Umberto Eco’s “The Infinity of Lists”. Michele’s collection was presented at the Palais Brongniart in Paris, France. The title ‘Vertigineaux’—meaning ‘dizzying’ in French— reflected […]