The Caravaggio exhibition at Palazzo Barberini in Rome offers a compelling journey into the dramatic world of the Italian Baroque master. Set within the elegant and historically rich walls of the palace, the exhibition showcases a curated selection of Caravaggio’s most iconic works, emphasizing his revolutionary use of light and shadow. Visitors are invited to explore the intense realism and emotional depth that characterize his paintings, which have left an indelible mark on the history of art. This carefully arranged display not only highlights the technical brilliance of Caravaggio but also provides insight into the cultural and historical context of his era, making it a significant event for art enthusiasts and scholars alike.

The Holy Father is ill, war still looms, uncertainty reigns, why are we talking about Jubilees? Pope Francis titled the Jubilee Year of 2025 as the Year of Hope, a perfect guide to understanding not only this year but the 27 other Holy Years that have preceded it. This talk will look at the origin of the Jubilee, its impact on Rome and on the Catholic faith as well as its importance for the history of art. Liz Lev will share some amazing stories, introduce some remarkable characters and show some beautiful art while discussing Everything You Ever Wanted to KNow About the Jubilee But Were Afraid to Ask, this Monday, March 3, at 2:00pmET. The talk will last 40 minutes with plenty of time for your questions afterwards.

“This talk will take us out of Rome, travelling North, to explore three important Etruscan cities, Cerveteri, Tarquinia and Vulci that were part of the Etruscan dodecapolis (twelve cities), the Etruscan federation of the most important cities of Etruria During the talk we will be able to better understand this amazing civilization as each city had its own peculiarity. But maybe, also wetting your appetite for day tips out of the crowds"

Free Live Lecture on June 26th 2023

Free Live Lecture May 8th 2023 at 2pm ET (8pm Italy) with Livia Galante