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Caravaggio: la luce nella pittura lombarda («Caravaggio: the light in Lombard painting»): that’s the title of the beautiful exhibition located in the «Accademia Carrara d’Arte moderna e Contemporanea» in Bergamo from April the 12th to July the 2nd.
A tribute to the great Michelangelo Merisi, an absolute genius and one of the most famous painters in the history of art

The Michelangelo’s Adolescent is now exhibited after three centuries of exile. The exhibition also shows for the first time the brilliant and unfinished project for the «Sagrestia Nuova di San Lorenzo» (The New Sacristy of Saint Laurence), which included the Ermitage sculpture

Museum Image and Museum Studio are the first dedicated meeting place in Italy for professionals working in this exciting and challenging field. The event will take place over four days in the Centro Affari e Convegni of Arezzo, and will unite under one roof all of the key players, organisations and individuals in museum merchandising and marketing.

The modern spaces of the new town gallery are perfect for the colourful exhibition «America Illustrated», a tribute to the American union between art and media

The presentation of the catalogue made by the major of Rome Francesco Rutelli ends with this statement: «the light of Monet talks to the light of Rome».
Actually the visitor feels that Monet is talking to the cold artificial light illuminating the canvas like a spot.
The modern system of lighting doesn’t help the visitor to understand the work of the father of the Impressionism. The principal room, in fact, seems to be full of brilliant showcases, while the canvases seem to be rear – lightened.

Impressionists and Avant Garde at the Papal Stables in the Quirinale. Directly from Saint da San Petersburg, the best of the world art between the Nineteenth and the Twentieth Century

The works showed in Rome are kept in Moscow in the Tret'jakov State Gallery

At the exhibition at Palazzo Grassi there is a dialog between styles and cultures

There’s a site with more than 480 pictures, comments and historical notes, welcome in Accademia Carrara