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GABRIEL J. LEWIS.
As a British artist who works mainly on portraits and historical paintings, Gabriel J. Lewis decided to settle in Palmerino for a few weeks to work on landscape painting.


CONFERENCE: Longing for Languages of Love
Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 6.00 pm. Talk in english. We invite you to a conference where Gregor Meinecke and Alana Siegel will present the “Hypnerotomachia Poliphili”.


OPEN CALL: Open Stage. "The fabric of which I'm made"
Open Stage on September 11, 2026, at 6 p.m.
Open Call ends on September 4, 2026. You’ve got something to share? A talent you want to put out into the world? We invite you to create and share a space for art and conversation with us.


PROGRAMME: The Garden Project. Summer 2026
From 13 June to 22 September 2026, expect exhibitions, performances, lectures and a community art event on Elena Salvini Pierallini's book art, in venues with a history for women's achievement Throughout her more than sixty-year career, Tuscan artist Elena Salvini Pierallini (1934–2024) produced an eclectic oeuvre largely comprised of embroidery, photography and book art. Monographic and pop-up exhibitions featuring the artist’s work are planned in several Florentine venues


VICTOR REES.
Between remembrance and inspiration. 2026 - London, UK. After spending his childhood in Fiesole, writer, performer and academic Victor Rees, who is currently living in London, decided to return to Florence after finishing his PhD on The Mystic and the Visionary in the works of Brian Catling, to get ideas for his newest work in progress. Victor took Il Palmerino as a chance to write about the connection of past memories and new experiences to integrate in his upcoming novel, w


EXHIBITION: TIMELESS. Marieluise Bantel and her Flowers
Every stage of a flower's life, on show from 18 February to 12 April 2026 Marieluise Bantel's 'Embrace', courtesy of the artist This exhibition forms part of 'The Garden Project" a partnership between Il Palmerino Cultural Association and the Calliope Arts Foundation, in collaboration with the British Institute of Florence, with special thanks to the generous support of donors Margie MacKinnon and Wayne McArdle. Artist Notes “Bringing the beautiful world of flowers into a de

