Major loan show is based on 1985 display of the Italian artist organised by pioneering curator Harald Szeemann

“I cannot imagine where a terracotta life-size horse head could come from in antiquity,” a specialist says

Noah Charney on the Carabinieri's efforts to track down the stolen painting

As the Venice Architecture Biennale opens, the Venetian journalist Enrico Tantucci analyses culture in the city through the Biennale, historic buildings, the Accademia and the Arsenale

The Accademia Carrara in Bergamo has re-attributed the 15th-century work Resurrection of Christ

The upgrade to the Modernist building and its surrounding landscape has resulted in a new visitor route planned for the Giardini

A shoestring trip to La Serenissima—and a thumbs-up for Simon Schama

Antonio Paolucci to oversee restoration of Italy's Basilica of St Benedict

US artist tries new techniques and tackles immigration in Naples exhibition

The director of the Galleria Borghese in Rome has been suspended without pay for leaving the office

The Belgian-born artist has devised experiment with Italian scientist Stefano Mancuso

Galleries, benefitting from Milan's April buzz, are already reporting healthy sales

The Lega party—which may soon be in power—believes that Italy, through its culture, can lead the world

Timing of mega-exhibition organised by Germano Celant is coincidental but timely

Show of more than 500 works ranges from Giorgio de Chirico to Gruppo 7

Il Giornale dell'Arte's deputy editor weighs in

Thomas Dane is the latest in a string of galleries to open spaces in the country, but are there are enough high-level collectors to sustain them?

Homo Faber's initiative, focussing on artisanal techniques, will take over the entire Fondazione Giorgio Cini next autumn 

OGR's first show remixes the city's collections from antiquity to present, reflecting on the over production of contemporary art and the fact nothing is new

New director Ilaria Bonacossa introduces a drawings section and plans to return Turin fair to its experimental roots

Italian artist known for submerging a giant pair of hands in Venice’s Grand Canal plans to install the steel sculpture next year

New York authorities tracked down the object, which was being used as a coffee table by a Manhattan couple, after a photograph appeared in a book on porphyry

Experts say the haul, the result of a 14-year investigation, could raise as much as €15m for the country’s cash-strapped archaeological service

Specialists express concern about lack of provenance for works by artists including Rodchenko and Goncharova in Italian exhibition