Testori could certainly not have been familiar with either Roberto Benigni’s play or his book, but he knew perfectly well the tradition from which Benigni draws to craft his portrait of Francis, and regards it as a “betrayal perpetrated upon the body and soul of the great, steadfast, humble, absolute, stocky, tormented and inevitable Saint of Assisi”

From Giotto to the 20th century, sixty works depict the saint through the centuries, exploring devotion, painting and modernity. A journey through the image of Francis, which is constantly changing whilst that sky remains ever the same

Face to face with the great American photographer, recent winner of the 2026 Costa Smeralda Longevity Award

“Samuel’s Diary”, a comic about growing up. “The Stranger” by Paolo Strippoli and the new Pokémon cards for those who started collecting them decades ago. Three points of reference for exploring the vast world of entertainment

Neither rich enough to make ends meet, nor poor enough to qualify for assistance. Lucia Calamaro’s show and the spectre of low-paid work