Before Language: Alessandro D’Aquila at Marignana Project, Venice
Poems set out as optician’s eye charts, in five languages and in Braille: Alessandro D’Aquila’s first solo show, at Marignana Project until 19 September 2026.
I Ritratti Perduti: Maurizio Pellegrin at Marignana Gallery, Venice
Thirty-five years of work in which the portrait keeps returning as a fragment with no name attached: Maurizio Pellegrin at Marignana Gallery, 22 May – 21 November 2026.
Global – Neutral: Austrian Architecture in Africa and Asia, 1955–1989 (Architekturzentrum Wien)
Between 1955 and 1989 Austrian architects built a great deal outside Europe — in Burkina Faso, India, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait,
The Triumph of Nature: Art Nouveau from the Chrysler Museum of Art (Paine Art Center, Oshkosh)
Around 120 works of Art Nouveau from the collection of the Chrysler Museum of Art — furniture, paintings, sculpture, mosaics,
Christian Dell: From the Silver Jug to Gold Lane (sam – Stadtmuseum am Markt, Wiesbaden)
The sam – Stadtmuseum am Markt in Wiesbaden dedicates a special exhibition to Christian Dell (1893–1974), one of the formative
Alphonse Mucha at the Grand Hôtel-Dieu (Lyon)
Alphonse Mucha arrives in Lyon with a major exhibition inside the Grand Hôtel-Dieu, the city’s vast former hospital on the
Art nouveau – Art déco. Marseille au cœur des styles
Nearly 300 works trace the passage from the naturalistic curve of Art Nouveau to the geometry of Art Déco, from
Les Années folles — the Roaring Twenties at the Musée du Bâtiment
The Musée du Bâtiment mounts one temporary exhibition a year, and in 2026 it takes on the interwar decade —
Eugène Kremer, compagnon de l’Art nouveau
Eugène Kremer was eleven years old when he walked into the Meisenthal glassworks. He came out of it a draughtsman
Ferragosto: From the Feriae Augusti to the 1931 Popular Trains
Today, August 15, Italy comes to a stop for Ferragosto. The name comes from the Latin feriae Augusti, “the holidays