The Villa Romana prize, established in Florence in 1905, is Germany’s oldest art prize. To mark Berlin Art Week (15 to 20 September 2015), the Italian Embassy in Berlin is hosting a collective exhibition entitled “Florenz Contemporary” and featuring the works of the prize-winners for 2014/15. Guided tours of the exhibition (in German) will take place every Monday and Thursday until 30 September. Read more, in Italian.
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