Born in Fabriano in 1852 and already skilled in the ceramic arts, Daria chose Gualdo Tadino not only as a place of the heart but as fertile ground for her ambition. Alongside her husband, Paolo Rubboli, she mastered and perfected the secrets of the lustre technique—an ancient and difficult art requiring absolute mastery over kiln temperatures.
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Cinzia Verni’s artistic journey is a captivating narrative that weaves together the elegance of Alta Moda with experimental research into paper as a medium. She took her first steps in the heart of fashion design, collaborating with Emma Bini, a designer for prestigious Italian icons such as Valentino (Oliver), Versace (Versus), Gianfranco Ferré (Oaks), and Fendissime.
read more >The project is built on a simple and powerful idea: this territory holds a layered, rare, often hidden history. Driving through it is not enough. A weekend with a weather app open is not enough. To understand Mugello, you have to walk it. You have to give it time to speak. And you have to be willing to listen, without already knowing what you expect to hear. That’s how 14 routes were created.
read more >After the success of its first edition, which used music as its guiding thread, transforming alleys and courtyards into unexpected stages, this year the festival takes a further step, more intimate and more courageous: the theme is writing. Words. The ones that remain, that burn, that console. The ones an author chases for years and that a reader finds at exactly the moment they need them.
read more >Lamps, sculptures, clocks, pens: objects that combine aesthetics and functionality, designed and crafted with meticulous care. Quality is a fundamental principle: even the materials used are certified, including those intended for food use. A balance between art and utility that reflects a contemporary vision of craftsmanship.
read more >Over the centuries many important people have had a connection with the city. Among them Frederick II of Swabia, who lived his childhood here; Dante Alighieri, because the first copy of the Divine Comedy was printed in Foligno and St. Francis of Assisi, who frequented the city that was the scene of some fundamental episodes of his life.
read more >Salari’s works move in a profoundly abstract territory, where colour becomes a primary language and the pictorial material becomes an emotional space.
read more >Among the most significant projects is “Mare Nostrum” in Liguria, created in collaboration with the Ravagnan Gallery, which will host the Master’s sculptures in four Ligurian municipalities: Genoa, Portofino, Alassio and Sanremo. The project develops along the coasts of the region, creating a direct dialogue between art, sea and landscape.
read more >Torrita thus becomes a stage and a musical laboratory that offers enthusiasts and visitors a truly unique show.
read more >The central theme of the exhibition is the color white. The display will remain open to the public until January 31 in Gubbio, after which it will move to five municipalities in Umbria along the Ceramic Road, concluding finally in Faenza.
read more >A different and original point of view to discover its cultural heritage is that of the many famous people to whom the city is linked, for various historical reasons. A city on the plain, central from the point of view of communication routes and dynamic from an economic perspective, home to major fairs and markets, Foligno has always attracted or hosted illustrious personalities. Let’s find out some of them through a quick overview.
read more >Booking.com has included the city among the ten most welcoming destinations in the world in 2025, the only Italian reality to be able to boast this title.
read more >We have built an intense path between Italy and Europe, with installations and solo shows that have given continuity to a message that is now recognizable: telling the story of life, energy, roots and the tension towards the future through works that dialogue deeply with places and people.
read more >Music and artistic activities are essential for the cohesion of the city. In this regard, the works of the “School of Music” came to an end.
read more >Sheets with sketches of figures are hung up, seemingly in pursuit of perfect proportions; brushes and paints are carefully arranged in a corner-these details reveal the meticulous manner in which he conducts his studies.
read more >A journey through engineering, art and the evocative power of detail, which reveals a world where the precision of the stroke dialogues with the extemporaneousness of the imagination.
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