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Exhibitions in Florence
Current Ongoing Exhibitions in Florence
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Paris, Capital of Photography 1920-1940
Opens January 14
Alinari National Photogrphy Museum, Pza. Santa Maria Novella
open 10-19, closed Wednesday.
Ticket 9 euro full admission -
Manipulating Reality: How Images Redefine the World
Until January 17
Strozzina Contemporary Culture Center, Palazzo Strozzi
Open Tuesday - Sunday 10-20
Special free admission Thursday 18-23
Monday closed
Cost 5 euro
Fotos and videos by 23 contemporary artistis -
Art and Illusions: Masterpieces of Trompe l'Oeil from Antiquity to the Present
Until January 24
Palazzo Strozzi
9-20 daily, 9-23 Thursday
10 euro full price, 8,50 euro with a used ATAF bus ticket, Eurail pass or other train ticket within Italy
150 works of art from Italian and foreign museums and private collections -
Candida Hofer
Until January 24
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
open 9-19 daily, closed Wednesday
free admission
20 very large photographs of Florence interiors by German photographer Candida Hofer. -
Saints, Poets and Navigators
Until January 31
Uffizi Gallery, Sala delle Reali Poste
open 10-17, closed Monday
free admission
About 100 artworks neverseen before including many "young" portraits -
Betty Woodman: The Cheerful Vitality of the Porcelain
Until February 15
Porcelain Museum, Pitti Palace
8.15-16.15
Closed 1st and last Monday of the month.
7 euro includes entrance into Silver Museum -
Innocent and Slandered: Federico Zuccari and the Artist's Revenge (1539/40 - 1609)
Until February 28
Uffizi Gallery, Department of Prints and Drawings Exhibition Room
Tuesday - Sunday 8.15-18.50
Free admission -
L'Arma per L'arte - Aspects of the Sacred Rediscovered
Until April 6
Palatine Gallery, Pitti Palace
10 euro includes exhibition, Palatine Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art
Tuesday to Sunday 8.15-8.50, Closed Mondays
12 euro full price, includes entrance into the Palatine Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art
The rescue-activity of the Carabinieri of stolen works of art from churches, convents and museums


