Isabella Rossi is an acclaimed arts and culture journalist with a particular interest in the preservation of historical narratives. Her articles often bridge the gap between academic research and accessible storytelling.
Collected Works · 20 Articles
A painting bought for less than €100,000 at auction has been identified as a genuine Peter Paul Rubens study. The artwork uniquely features an old man's head painted over an earlier depiction of a wom
A key Pierre-Auguste Renoir painting, "The Henriot Family," returns to the Barnes Foundation after extensive conservation, restoring its original vibrant colors.
Minnesota's arts and culture scene is undergoing significant transformations, with new galleries opening, established venues adapting, and major investments in public facilities and cultural programs.
Artist Rama Duwaji, wife of NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, features in a captivating photoshoot by Szilveszter Mako, praised for its originality and artistic depth.
The National Gallery of Canada has launched a major exhibition featuring 164 international artworks centered on the theme of winter and its impact on people and animals. The collection highlights dive
A Lawrence, Kansas family is seeking the public's help to find a cherished painting of a cardinal, accidentally sold at an estate sale in May 2024. The artwork, a gift from artist Charlotte Hastings,
The Wilbur J. Cohen Federal Building in Washington, D.C., faces an urgent demolition threat as the White House reportedly bypasses preservation laws. This New Deal-era landmark houses irreplaceable ar
Banksy has confirmed a new mural in West London depicting two children pointing skyward, his latest work to appear in the city.
Austrian abstract artist Arnulf Rainer, a pioneer of Art Informel renowned for his "overpainting" technique, has died at 96, leaving a significant legacy in the global art world.
The Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena completed a $15 million renovation for its 50th anniversary, upgrading gardens and its facade. The museum features works by Degas, Picasso, and Rembrandt, alongside
Joe Krings, a Nebraska artist, transforms trees into stunning wildlife sculptures like eagles and bears using a chainsaw, a craft he began in 2016. His commissioned works, some reaching 16 feet tall,
Toshiko Takaezu's ceramic sculptures, often enormous, required her entire body to create, using a unique leg movement at the potter's wheel to shape monumental forms.
The Louvre Museum faces a severe crisis with ongoing staff strikes, a $102 million jewel heist exposing security flaws, and structural building issues.
Portland's historic Thompson Elk statue will return to downtown by spring 2026 after extensive restoration, including a new sustainable fountain system. The project, costing $2.2 million, aims to brin
A 27-foot-tall Buddha sculpture, "The Light That Shines Through the Universe" by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, will replace a pigeon on Manhattan's High Line, paying tribute to the destroyed Bamiyan Buddhas.
Louvre Museum staff initiated a strike on Monday, closing the doors to thousands of visitors. The action protests security failures, overcrowding, and poor working conditions, exacerbated by a recent
Two generations of the Rothschild family are in a legal battle over a priceless art collection at Chateau de Pregny, Switzerland, featuring works by Goya and Rembrandt.
New investigation reveals Louvre heist was captured on camera, contradicting director's claims. Security guards took up to eight minutes to access live feeds, allowing thieves to escape. Police respon
A new royal jewel exhibition has opened at the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris, weeks after a Louvre heist, raising security concerns and drawing public attention.
Pace Di Donna Schrader (PDS) Galleries will launch in spring 2026, forming a new collaborative venture in the secondary art market to offer a holistic approach to sales and collection building.