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Author Archives: Joanna Longawa

Bolsena Unveils “Perpetual”: A Cinematic Destination Film Redefining Tourism Storytelling
30 Jul 2026

Bolsena Unveils “Perpetual”: A Cinematic Destination Film Redefining Tourism Storytelling

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Artists, Events, Other, Visuals | 0

Bolsena, July 28, 2026 – The Municipality of Bolsena has unveiled Perpetual, a destination film that breaks away from conventional promotional videos … Continued

bolsena, italy, summer, tourism, tuscia, video
Hermann Nitsch: Action and Thought — A Visceral Dialogue Between Viennese Actionism and the Monferrato Landscape
28 Jul 2026

Hermann Nitsch: Action and Thought — A Visceral Dialogue Between Viennese Actionism and the Monferrato Landscape

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

Hermann Nitsch, the Austrian avant-garde artist known for his provocative ritualistic works using blood and animal entrails in explorations of … Continued

Between Gauze and the Infinite: How Elda Calabrese Transforms Bandages, Destiny, and the Italian Soul into a Language of Abstract Rebirth
28 Jul 2026

Between Gauze and the Infinite: How Elda Calabrese Transforms Bandages, Destiny, and the Italian Soul into a Language of Abstract Rebirth

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

Elda C. (Elda Calabrese) is an Italian contemporary artist whose work occupies a compelling intersection of abstract painting, material experimentation, … Continued

abstract, art, artist, bandeges, colours, italy, rebirth, simbol, transformation, visual artist
ART OF MIKU: Lo Chan Peng’s New Paintings “Imprisoned Hatsune Miku” and “Miku in the Mirror” at Whitestone Gallery Taipei
27 Jul 2026

ART OF MIKU: Lo Chan Peng’s New Paintings “Imprisoned Hatsune Miku” and “Miku in the Mirror” at Whitestone Gallery Taipei

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

Taipei’s Whitestone Gallery presents ART OF MIKU, a solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist Lo Chan Peng (b. 1983, Taiwan), featuring two new paintings … Continued

artist, exhposition, girls, portraits, TAIPEI, TAIWAN, women
Mannucci. Fire and Genesis: A Major Exhibition in Fabriano Marks 40 Years Since the Death of the Master of Italian Informal Sculptur
27 Jul 2026

Mannucci. Fire and Genesis: A Major Exhibition in Fabriano Marks 40 Years Since the Death of the Master of Italian Informal Sculptur

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

Fabriano, Italy — On the 40th anniversary of the death of Edgardo Mannucci, the Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Fabriano e … Continued

ancona, fabriano, italy, legend, museum, sculptor
“…Oltre – Beyond the Veil, Beyond the War”: Fares Cachoux’s First Italian Retrospective Lands in Civitanova Marche
26 Jul 2026

“…Oltre – Beyond the Veil, Beyond the War”: Fares Cachoux’s First Italian Retrospective Lands in Civitanova Marche

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

Civitanova Marche is preparing to host the first exhibition in Italy by Fares Cachoux, a Franco-Syrian artist who uses graphic … Continued

arab, artist, italy, marche, peace, pop art, queens, syria, war, women
The Unfinished Grammar of the Soul: How Louise Howard Paints the Weight We Carry and the Light We Let In
25 Jul 2026

The Unfinished Grammar of the Soul: How Louise Howard Paints the Weight We Carry and the Light We Let In

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Uncategorized | 0

There is something arresting about a face that refuses to be easily categorised. In an era of polished surfaces and … Continued

art, painter, uk
The Secret Fire of Form. Pontormo at the Scuderie del Quirinale: The First Great Tribute to a Restless Genius of the Sixteenth Century
25 Jul 2026

The Secret Fire of Form. Pontormo at the Scuderie del Quirinale: The First Great Tribute to a Restless Genius of the Sixteenth Century

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

Rome is preparing to host, from October 9, 2026 to February 7, 2027, an event that fills a gap centuries … Continued

art, florence, florentine, pontormo, renaissance, rome, uffizi
“SVELA” — How Alessandro Pulloni’s Documentary Turns Disability into Collective Renaissance
22 Jul 2026

“SVELA” — How Alessandro Pulloni’s Documentary Turns Disability into Collective Renaissance

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Actors, Artists, Events, Other | 0

On the evening of July 24, a former military barracks in Quartu Sant’Elena will transform into a cinema of inclusion. … Continued

cagliari, disability, film, italy, sardinia, svela
“Caravaggio Forever”: That Same Light, a World Apart. Marco Tamburro brings his Caravaggio-inspired works to Palazzo Bonaparte
21 Jul 2026

“Caravaggio Forever”: That Same Light, a World Apart. Marco Tamburro brings his Caravaggio-inspired works to Palazzo Bonaparte

by Joanna Longawa | posted in: Art, Artists, Events, Visuals | 0

There is a flash, at the beginning of every revolution. For Caravaggio, it was the discovery that light enters a … Continued

art, artist, caravaggio, exhibition, painter, paintings, palazzo bonaparte, rome

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