Back on solid ground - Issue 167 - Magazine
Art and music have been a driving force behind the cultural and literal recovery of the earthquake-struck Italian city that is reopening to the world.
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Art and music have been a driving force behind the cultural and literal recovery of the earthquake-struck Italian city that is reopening to the world.
Italy is marking the 14th anniversary of the earthquake that devastated the central city of L'Aquila in the early hours of 6 April 2009, killing 309 people.
a href= https://maxxilaquila.art/ target= _blank MAXXI LAquilaNational Museum of 21st Century Arts /a presents Afterimage, an internat
Cultura L'Aquila - 29/05/2021 09:14 - Nella piccola cappella al piano nobile, mirabilmente restaurata, la Colonna nel vuoto di Ettore Spalletti quasi commuove, con il suo invito laico a...
Palazzo Ardinghelli underwent a €7.2m restoration following a donation from the Russian government at the G8 summit in L'Aquila after the 2009 earthquake Photo: Andrea Jemolo; courtesy of Fondazione MAXXI After multiple delays due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a new branch of the Zaha Hadid-designed MaXXI national museum of contemporary art and architecture in Rome is finally opening in L’Aquila. Housed in the restored 18th-century Palazzo Ardinghelli, which was severely damaged in the earthquake that devastated the central Italian city in 2009, MaXXI L’Aquila will be fo...