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The 2010 Art in the peninsula

Numerous exhibitions throughout the country, offering rich but fragmented confirming the vitality of the Italian province. This is the picture that emerges from the planning of 2010 in our country. On the other hand, when the university is bloodless and activity coordination of the Ministry of Heritage and cultural activities almost non-existent, the initiative remains with the Administration, large and small, some supported by private patronage. So it is, for example, for the exhibition on the Inca, from December 4 to 27 June 2010 at the Santa Giulia museum in Brescia, funded by the town and many businesses and foundations, all focused on the ability of the ancient craft South American civilization, in line with the sensitivity of the industrious middle class Lombard. So it is with the exhibition at Forli on the flowers: nature and symbol from the seventeenth century in Van Gogh, the Museums of San Domenico by January 24, made possible by the money of the Savings Bank Foundation of the city. And so it is in Conegliano, where since February 26 will be staged at the palace Sarcinelli Cima da Conegliano, star of the Venetian Renaissance, thanks to the Cassa di Risparmio della Marca Trevisan.
As far as institutional exhibition centers funded and managed by major cities, the 2010 opens with the celebration of 400 years of Neapolitan Baroque culture. Since passage of Caravaggio in Naples in 1606, up to the contemporary search for meaning mystical face of the collapse of rationalist utopias of the twentieth century. True category of the spirit - and not just artistic movement - Baroque is explored from the Museum of Capodimonte (Back to Baroque, until 11 April) and Mother (Ba-rock, contemporary, until April 5). Also for the museums in municipal management, 5 January in Rome have opened the Capitoline The days of Rome, the age of conquest and the charm of Greek art, the track's famous summary of Horace, "Graecia picks ferum victorem cepit" , or the Rome conquered the Mediterranean colonized in turn by the taste and Greek culture. A Palazzo Reale (Milan) will begin on February 25 a pop artist Roy Lichtenstein retrospective, and from February 18 the Quirinal Stables will host yet another major exhibition on Caravaggio (ed. Claudio Strinati) and opens Feb. 26 De Chirico, Ernst, Magritte, Balthus. A look into the Palazzo Strozzi (Florence). That is the work of the metaphysical painter compared with the aesthetic of his time (another Italian artist exhibition will be held from March 30 at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome: The nature according to De Chirico, by Bonito Oliva) . To close the winter will be: Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara with Braque, Kandinsky, Chagall: Aimé Maeght and his artists - retrospective from February 28 to June 2 on the Dutch art dealer and patron, settled in Paris after the First World War - and the Palazzo Reale in Milan with the show probably most significant of 2010. Goya and the birth of the modern world (March 5), a series from the late eighteenth century to contemporary art, focusing on breaking aesthetic inaugurated by the English painter and intended to christen the future bourgeois culture.
A spring will inaugurate the Royal Palace with the two empires: the eagle and the dragon, a bold diplomatic initiative exhibition where the Ministry of Heritage and Culture and the State Administration for Cultural Heritage in China will strive to provide an ideological framework for trade relations between the two countries. In the spring now submitted - April 3, 2010 - Mambo arrives at Bologna Fellini, the Grand Parade, retrospective on the master of cinema housed until 17 January at the Jeu de Paume in Paris. After the summer break, August 29 marked the opening of the Venice Biennale of Architecture in Japan led by Kazuyo Sejima and the celebration of thirty years from the Guggenheim Foundation (celebrated with an exhibition at Utopia Matters: From the Bauhaus to the brotherhoods, which opens the July 25), the exhibitions will resume with a series of tight openings. Palazzo Strozzi, an exhibition opening in September on Bronzino, in Palazzo dei Diamanti, an exhibition devoted entirely to the eighteenth century French painter Chardin (from 17 October to 23 January 2011), the Galleria Borghese in Rome will continue its activities in-depth the great artists in the collection dealing with this time of Lucas Cranach, the Quirinal Stables will open an exhibit on the 1861 birth of nations in the great European painting, and the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome will Teotihuacan, the city of the Gods. To close the year in Milan, Genoa and Rimini, will be respectively: Dalí and the portrait (from November to the Royal Palace), The Mediterranean: From Corot to Monet and Matisse (Doge's Palace from 27 November) and Paris, the wonderful years (from 23 October to Castel Sismondo).
and the South? With the exception of Naples, where an abundance of funding for municipalities and regions, unremarkable. Italian where the province is poor, where there are no private sponsors and a bourgeoisie illuminated in the absence of national policies, culture as a public service is almost entirely absent.