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A Roma i meravigliosi giardini di Villa Medici sono pieni di strane costruzioni e architetture effimere

The fifth edition of the Festival des Cabanes has transformed the gardens of Villa Medici in Rome into a space of rest and reflection, featuring ephemeral micro-architectures by international architects. The installations, including Bento's "Duomo Invertito" made from broom handles and living mycelium tiles, explore themes of reuse, local materials, and the relationship with the natural environment. The festival opens the normally restricted gardens to the public for half the year, drawing over 42,000 visitors.

In Vienna, a major exhibition on Courbet celebrates the artist's love of freedom and truth

A Vienna una grande mostra su Courbet celebra l’amore dell’artista per la libertà e la verità

The Leopold Museum in Vienna has opened a major retrospective of Gustave Courbet, the first of its kind in the Austrian capital. Featuring over 100 works, the exhibition includes loans from prestigious institutions such as the Musée d'Orsay in Paris and private collections in Switzerland and the United States. The show explores Courbet's revolutionary technique, his study of old masters, and the controversial legacy of works like *L'Origine du monde*, while also addressing issues of forgeries and autograph replicas, including a newly rediscovered third version of *L'Homme blessé*.

8 exhibitions to see in Vienna for spring 2026

8 mostre da vedere a Vienna per la primavera 2026

Vienna's 2026 spring season features a diverse array of major exhibitions across its leading institutions. Highlights include a landmark survey of Canaletto and Bernardo Bellotto at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, featuring 32 high-quality paintings including international loans from the Wallace Collection and Berlin’s Gemäldegalerie. Other significant shows include "Animalia" at the Heidi Horten Collection, which explores the blurred lines between humans and animals through 90 works of art, and a major Gustave Courbet retrospective at the Leopold Museum.