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Sunday, April 26, marks the return of “Palazzi Aperti,” the fourth event in a packed calendar that opens the city’s most beautiful historic residences to the public. The highlight of the day is the Church of San Filippo (Via Cavour), which has just reopened to the public following extensive post-earthquake restoration work: Guided tours (every…
An exhibition showcasing Ai Weiwei’s five-decade career, from works created in New York in the 1980s to new sculptures created in Ukraine in 2025. At the heart of the exhibition is a collection of works inspired by the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, presented in the Baroque halls of Palazzo Ardinghelli, a building that symbolizes the city’s…
MU.SP.A.C. (Experimental Museum of Contemporary Art), in close collaboration withthe Academy of Fine Arts of L’Aquila, presents “DEEP DOWN – Throw Your Soul into Every Open Door.” The exhibition, part of the “COSTRUIRE CULTURA. 41 Years of Art in L’Aquila” project for L’Aquila, Italian Capital of Culture 2026, originated as the final project of students…
Presentation of the project “Nanakorobi Yaoki: Fall Seven Times, Get Up the Eighth,” featuring the opening of the exhibition “Imagining the Invisible” by Fabio Massimo Fioravanti, in the presence of Giorgio Amitrano, professor of Japanese Language and Literature at the University of Naples – L’Orientale. The exhibition features a selection of photographs of NŌ theater…
A meeting with artist Keiko Udaka, who will demonstrate the art of creating a Nō mask, blending tradition and innovation. Nō is a dramatic theatrical form consisting of music, singing, mimetic movements, and dance, passed down from master to disciple since its inception in the late 14th century. Through its masks, Nō theater explores human…
On Sunday, May 24, the National Day of Historic Homes returns throughout Italy, organized bythe Association of Italian Historic Homes (ADSI). In L’Aquila, the event takes on special significance, as it is part of the “Open Palaces – Cultural Residences” project, which brings dozens of historic palaces in L’Aquila into the network of the Capital…
Concert: "Made in Abruzzo: Folk Songs and Other Popular Melodies" Baccano Ensemble with Federico Di Luciano, First Violin Margherita Palmieri, second violin Paolo Capanna, viola Filippo Di Domenico, cello The Ensemble Baccano string quartet takes center stage in a journey that weaves together classical music and its roots. The musical program is entirely based on…
Produced by MAXXI L'Aquila as part of the program for L'Aquila 2026, Italian Capital of Culture, this Focus dedicated to Marinella Senatore and her international project *The School of Narrative Dance* is curated by Chiara Bertini and features drawings, watercolors, and archival photographs dating back to 2014—the year the artist won the third edition of…
As part of the program for L’Aquila 2026, Italian Capital of Culture, the National Museum of Abruzzo – MuNDA is inaugurating the permanent exhibitionof Antonello da Messina’s *Ecce Homo*, a small double-sided panel—painted on both sides—which became part of the national heritage in February 2026 and was added to the museum’s collections under inventory number…
Claudia Iazzetta, Professor of Japanese Language and Literature at the University of Naples “L’Orientale,” gave a lecture titled: “Like a Blade of Grass Floating in Water: Komachi and Other Female Characters in Nō Theater.” FOR MORE INFORMATION www.fondazionedemarchis.it