Valerio Mirannalti’s pastel art transport you to the heart of Tuscany, offering an immersive escape from urban life with each vibrant stroke.
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Pastelscapes: A Green Escape For City Dwellers
Valerio Mirannalti’s pastel art transport you to the heart of Tuscany, offering an immersive escape from urban life with each vibrant stroke.Valerio Mirannalti’s pastel art transport you to the heart of Tuscany, offering an immersive escap...The Palazzi Community Center Presents: Tiny Florence
Tiny Florence will remain on display until Thursday March 13, 2025 at the Palazzi Community Center's Corridoio Fiorentino.Tiny Florence will remain on display until Thursday March 13, 2025 at the Palazzi Community Center's...Recapping Corridoio Fiorentino's Summer Art Series
Lisa Lorenzini’s The Unexpected Time series debuted at its inaugural event at the Palazzi Community Center.Lisa Lorenzini’s The Unexpected Time series debuted at its inaugural event at the Palazzi Communit...Humans and Nature Connected Through Brush Strokes
For the past month, the Corridoio Fiorentino at Palazzi Community Center has been filled by the powerful displays from Aurora BresciFor the past month, the Corridoio Fiorentino at Palazzi Community Center has been filled by the powe...How Waves Connect Laura Fauzzi to Her Art
Divided into two sections, the exhibit features Laura Fauzzi's black and white ink pieces and colorful acrylic paintings. Inspired by dance and human energy, her art captures both fluidity and emotion...Divided into two sections, the exhibit features Laura Fauzzi's black and white ink pieces and colorf...
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The Palazzi Community Center Presents: Tiny Florence
Tiny Florence will remain on display until Thursday March 13, 2025 at the Palazzi Community Center's Corridoio Fiorentino.
Recapping Corridoio Fiorentino's Summer Art Series
Lisa Lorenzini’s The Unexpected Time series debuted at its inaugural event at the Palazzi Community Center.
Humans and Nature Connected Through Brush Strokes
For the past month, the Corridoio Fiorentino at Palazzi Community Center has been filled by the powerful displays from Aurora Bresci
How Waves Connect Laura Fauzzi to Her Art
Divided into two sections, the exhibit features Laura Fauzzi's black and white ink pieces and colorful acrylic paintings. Inspired by dance and human energy, her art captures both fluidity and emotion. Originally from Sweden, Fauzzi now resides in Florence, where her work can be viewed in Corridoio Fiorentino until April 10th.