Easter Monday Art Exhibitions Across Italy: Turner, Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo and More

The article presents six art exhibitions and cultural sites open on Easter Monday (Pasquetta) across major Italian cities. In Rome, the Chiostro del Bramante hosts 'Turner: Works from the Tate', curated by David Blayney Brown, featuring 90 works including sketches, watercolors, and oils from the Turner Bequest, open until 9 PM. In Vicenza, the Basilica Palladiana presents 'Van Gogh: Between the Grain and the Sky', with 43 paintings and 86 drawings covering his career from the Borinage to Provence, open until 10 PM. Florence's Palazzo Vecchio extends hours until 11 PM, offering access to Vasari's frescoes and the mystery of Leonardo's lost 'Battle of Anghiari'. Milan's Mudec exhibits 'Frida Kahlo: Beyond the Myth', with works from the Museo Dolores Olmedo and the Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection, divided into sections on Woman, Earth, Politics, and Pain. Turin's National Museum of Cinema features 'Soundframes: Cinema and Music on Display', a multimedia exhibition celebrating Leonard Bernstein's centenary. In Campania, the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum are open until 7 PM, while Naples' Museo Madre presents 'Pompei@Madre: Archaeological Matter', linking contemporary art and archaeology.