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Art Market Trends 2024: Digital, Sustainability, Diversity
Published in February 2024, a guide to key market dynamics reshaping the art world: digitalisation, environmental sustainability, and cultural diversity.
February 2024Cultural Heritage Online
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Art
Contemporary Art Exhibition at Palazzo Cà Pier, Venice
A contemporary art exhibition organized by NEXT New Extraordinary Talents was held at Palazzo Cà Pier in Venice in February 2024.
February 2024
Art
Lampi by Pippo Rizzo, 1926
Lampi is a work by Pippo Rizzo, the Sicilian painter and sculptor who led the Futurist movement in Sicily. Created in 1926, it exemplifies…
February 2024
Art
Still Life by Arturo Tosi, 1935–40
A still life painted by Italian landscape master Arturo Tosi during the 1930s. The work exemplifies the artist's engagement with Novecento Italiano aesthetics.
February 2024
Architecture
Orthopaedic Clinic Building, Città Universitaria, Rome by Arnaldo Foschini
Arnaldo Foschini designed the Orthopaedic Clinic building for Rome's Città Universitaria in 1935. The structure remains part of La Sapienza University's architectural heritage.
February 2024
Architecture
Institute of Hygiene and Bacteriology, Città Universitaria, Rome
Arnaldo Foschini's 1935 Institute of Hygiene and Bacteriology stands within Rome's Città Universitaria as part of La Sapienza University's expanded campus.
February 2024
Architecture
Entrance Detail, Città Universitaria, Rome, Foschini 1935
An entrance detail from the Città Universitaria designed by architect Arnaldo Foschini in 1935 for Rome's La Sapienza University. The complex represents a major…
February 2024
Architecture
Porcile Family Edicola, Griffini, 1934
An edicola, or small funerary chapel, designed by Enrico Agostino Griffini for the Porcile family at Milan's Cimitero Monumentale in 1934. A work of…
February 2024
travel
Veneto’s Craft Museums Preserve Centuries of Artisan Tradition
Six museums across the Veneto region showcase distinctive local crafts—from Burano lace to Murano glass, luxury footwear, ceramics, and eyewear—preserving centuries of artisan expertise.
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