The Codex Atlanticus, the Windsor sheets and 50 reassembled manuscripts: the Museo Galileo’s digital library awaits the verdict on November 19 in London.
by FUL Magazine · 2 min
Conceived by Koyo Kouoh, In Minor Keys asks for listening rather than spectacle: 110 participants across the Giardini and the Arsenale, through November 22.
by Kristinn Kis · 2 min
Over fifty works, Orazio and the Florentine painters of the 1600s: Martina Scapigliati reviews the Artemisia Gentileschi exhibition, on view through April 4, 2027.
by Martina Scapigliati · 9 min
MozzArt on Wallscape Creative Studio: from graffiti to the murals of Bibbiena, Capannoli and Via Pacinotti, and why a work must speak to its community.
by Marco Provinciali · 8 min
Belle storie di Rock’n’Roll premieres: anecdotes, legends and live music with Amudi Safa and Fabio Zacco. Then the tour to Milan, Rome and Bologna.
by FUL Magazine · 2 min
Over 80 documentaries at La Compagnia and Astra: tributes to Barbara Kopple, Haile Gerima and Lech Kowalski, and the Mud Angels 60 years after the flood.
by Beatrice Rocchigiani · 9 min
Her novel “Il cuoco giapponese” (Einaudi) won over the jury of the 35th edition. The award ceremony is in Fiesole on Saturday, November 21, with five special awards.
by FUL Magazine · 3 min
Witches, dragons, and werewolves return to the places of Tuscan legend in Matteo Benjamin Ceccherini’s photographs, where the presences are born from AI.
by FUL Magazine · 5 min
365 rooms of Islamic, Indian and Persian fantasy near Florence: the abandoned Orientalist castle of Sammezzano is finally being restored. The story of Europe’s most eclectic building.
by Lorenzo Hofstetter · 3 min
Two exhibitions on Piazza Santissima Annunziata, the Mud Angels film, Beethoven’s Ninth at Santa Maria Novella: how Florence remembers the 1966 flood.
by FUL Magazine · 7 min
From November 5 at Galleria d’Arte Sesto Senso on Via Margutta, the Montenegrin painter’s new cycle turns birds in flight into a map of inner freedom.
by Marco Provinciali · 1 min
Founded in Florence in 1774, the maison Pineider brings the culture of handwriting and Made in Italy craftsmanship to a new generation — a reminder that pen on paper is still a contemporary gesture.
by FUL Magazine · 3 min
Fifteen years of covers
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