Category: LdM Florence

Reviving the unused As curators, our journey toward this exhibition began with a shared interest for the lifecycle of objects—their creation, use, and eventual discard. Throughout the process, we reflected on how objects, once deemed essential, are so easily discarded the moment they fail to fulfill their intended purpose. This failure often results in their

The Luxor Cache Discovery Curated by: Mostafa Al-Saghir, Massimiliano Franci, Irene Morfini, Valentina Santini. Opening November 18th, from 10 AM to 1 PMLdM Gallery, Via de’ Pucci 4After the opening, the exhibition will stay open untilThursday November 28th,Mon & Tue & Fri 4-7PM, Wed-Thur 10AM-2PM The Luxor Statue Cache, found by chance in 1989, is

CARE for me! Herbarium LdM Gallery presents CARE for me! Herbarium the first chapter of a broader immersive art project by Tatiana Stadnichenko, dedicated to the exploration of the different ways of expressing care through the empathic energy of images.  The concept of caring/taking care has been present in Tatiana Stadnichenko’s works for several years and

Sand Storms in Medio Mundi – Imaginatio Vera The LdM Gallery is pleased to present Sand Storms in Medio Mundi – Imaginatio Vera, a solo exhibition by Italian American multidisciplinary artist, Lisa Batacchi. The artist presents the three tapestries created after a long process of travel, study and research that represent three phases of the

Reviving the unused The Lorenzo de’ Medici Gallery in collaboration with Lorenzo de’ Medici Institute and Marist Italy would like to thank all who participated in the open call for the (IN)ANIMATE EXISTENCE: Reviving the Unused Exhibition.  This exhibition explores the transformation of discarded or non-functional objects into meaningful art, challenging the notions of consumerism and the

Stefano Tondo, a visual artist born in Lecce in 1974, stands out in the contemporary artistic panorama for his incessant search for the truth hidden behind appearances. Resident in Florence, Tondo has shaped a distinctive artistic path, characterized by a profound investigation into the boundaries of identity and the very essence of material and immaterial

LdM Gallery is pleased to announce Fashion Street, an exhibition by the renownedTuscany-based street photographer Massimiliano Faralli. Faralli will presentphotographs from his series dedicated to Milano Fashion Week, the result of which was alsothe recently published book Fashion Week / Fashion Trip for Scripta Manent. Curated by Spela ZidarIn collaboration with the LdM Photography Department under the

Curated by Spela Zidar February 29th, from 5 to 8 PMLdM Gallery, Via de’ Pucci 4 LdM Gallery is pleased to host Love Project by Leonardo Moretti. The works on show function as an emotional diaphragm. In photography the diaphragm acts as an instrument that regulates the passage of light, in this case the works filter a visual

Curated by Spela Zidar November 16th, from 5 to 8PMLdM Gallery,Via de’ Pucci 4 The LdM Gallery welcomes Tatiana Villani as she presents her exhibition Polimorfia (Polymorphy). With her exhibition, Villani showcases her creative endeavors and research through multimedia outlets. Words such as communication, movement, transformation, adaption, fertility, and error string together the separate works.

October 19th, from 5 to 8PMLdM Gallery,Via de’ Pucci 4 About ROMANCE:Giovanni Longo’s artistic narration consists in carefully choosing the expressive language that will then be used in the creation and condition of the message conveyed by the work. His work begins with the recovery of the wooden materials found in the riverbeds or on the