Casa Museo Lodovico Pogliaghi — the Artist’s World Above Varese
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At the Sacro Monte di Varese, the Milanese artist’s former home and atelier gathers art, archaeology, architecture, and the monumental plaster model for Milan Cathedral’s central door
Gothic Palazzo to Art Museum
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Built on the Grand Canal for merchant Marino Contarini, the Gothic palazzo has survived alteration, restoration and reinvention to become the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti
Dries Van Noten Makes Beauty an Act of Protest in Venice
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The Belgian designer’s new foundation opens at Palazzo Pisani Moretta with an exhibition devoted to craftsmanship, contradiction and the difficult pursuit of beauty
Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation through the lens of an Art Advisor
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An art advisor’s iPhone photos trace the Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation within Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, Venice
Château de Gourdon Has Watched Over the Riviera for a Thousand Years
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Suspended 758 metres above the Loup Valley, this ancient Provençal fortress finds its most extraordinary architecture at the meeting point of stone and sky
Villa Monastero Carries Nine Centuries of Lake Como History
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On the eastern shore of Lake Como, a former Cistercian nunnery has become a house museum, cultural venue and botanical garden shaped by centuries of ownership, taste and landscape
Minimal Legends at Vincenzo De Cotiis Foundation
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An unprecedented exhibition placing Minimalist thinking in dialogue with materiality, perception, and reduction
Castello Ducale di Agliè, the Faded Savoy Residence Where History Still Clings to the Walls
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North of Turin, a 300-room castle preserves seven centuries of noble life through frescoed rooms, worn stone floors, painted doors, romantic gardens, and the quiet drama of interiors left almost exactly where time placed them
Isabella Stewart Gardner’s Venetian Palazzo in Boston
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Built as both a museum and a deeply personal work of art, Fenway Court remains governed by the collector’s singular vision more than a century after its opening
Vincenzo De Cotiis Brings a New Material Language to a Longhena Palazzo
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At Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, malachite, silvered metal and recycled fibreglass enter a centuries-old world of Murano glass, silk brocade and shifting Grand Canal light
Looking Back at Intuition, Axel Vervoordt’s Defining Palazzo Fortuny Exhibition
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Curated with Daniela Ferretti for the 2017 Venice Biennale, the exhibition now reads as one of Vervoordt’s clearest statements on art, perception and the knowledge that arrives before language