Monza -
(Mi) - September 12th, 2010
Montepulciano
(Si) - August 21st - 29th, 2010 
Torino - June 17th – September 19th, 2010
12ROMA
April 24th- September 5th
It’s a collection of 200 recovered items which take place at Castle Sant’Angelo National Museum. Among them paintings, sculptures, jewelry and crucifixes. Less than five months after the earthquake struck the initiative of finding and renovating artwork for this exhibit began.
The exhibit aims to keep the memory of the earthquake alive and to remember the commitment to rebuild the old town of L’Aquila.
8 Villa Manin – Udine - September 25th 2010 - March 6th 2011
For the first time in Italy, Villa Manin proposes an extraordinary artist journey through the Scandinavian countries as Norway, Finland, Sweden and Denmark.
Especially dedicates to landscape, composed by 130 works of art from different north museums. It will divide in five sections, the first four reserved to national school of mention states and the closed section will dedicates to Munich. A collection composed from youth to mature period of the artist.
12Venezia
3rd September -2nd October
Since 1930, this contemporary music festival presents concerts at various venues in the city. They focus on modern musical composition and include musical theatre, theatrical concerts, micro-opera, instrumental theatre, performance art and song.. This year the Titled is “Don Giovanni and the man of stone” the Festival refers not only to the famous opera by Mozart, but to one of the most important myths of western culture: Don Giovanni, within the conflict between human finiteness and its aspiration to eternity, between the body and the spirit.
Firenze - June 8th - November 1st , 2010Genova - June 2nd - September 11th, 2010
www.genovaspettacolare.comune.genova.it/
Genoa is a town rich in
contrasts, you only need a few
steps to find yourself immersed
in its glorious ancient past or
walking on the path of new
daring symbols of a town facing
the future. I
f you get to Genoa
from the sea, the impact is
spectacular. The town shows its
visitors all its grandeur. Lying
on the coast, it stretches out,
climbing the hills offering a
dramatic view. Genoa offers
tours for everyone: it gives you
the chance to go on real
excursions experiencing the
wildlife, plunging back into
history; “diving” in the history
of the town while you walk
through the labyrinth of the
Historic Centre, discovering
real treasures such as millenary
churches and cloisters.
SVenezia - March 28th - September 26th, 2010
of Villa Pisani in Stra (Venice) is
hosting the exhibition Venetian
Nineteenth Century –
Contemporary Venetian promoted
by the Architectural and
Landscape Heritage
Superintendence for the
provinces of Venice, Belluno,
Padua and Treviso, organized by
Munus in partnership with the
Region of Veneto and curate by
Myriam Zerbi, responsible for
the nineteenth-century section,
and Costantino D’Orazio, for the
Contemporary section. Housed
both in the interiors of Villa
Pisani and in its park, the
exhibition illustrates the focal
role played by Venice in
training, welcoming and
inspiring artists from the
nineteenth century to the
present day.
Roma - March 13th - 5 September 5th, 2010
The Age of Conquest, an exhibition just opened in the Musei Capitolini, explores the question: how did Rome's conquest of Greece (146 BC) influence Roman art? The answer is of course that the influence was huge: Roman copies of canonic Greek masterpieces ensued, there were aesthetic influences in the decoration of sanctuaries and funerary monuments, while every-day domestic objects mimicked Greek styles too. The exhibition, through masterpieces coming from the Mediterranean basin, including impressive marble statues, fine works in bronze and terracotta sculptures entire cycles, ornaments and home decor items made of bronze and silver, the highest value style, describe the period that will be among the most innovative and original for the entire development of Western art.