OMA Revitalizes Turin's Gallery of Kings Exhibit With Striking Chrome-Clad Hall: At once ancient and futuristic, OMA has reimagined the Egyptian exhibit with context at its core.

The works he and his colleagues amassed, and eventually sold to King Carlo Felice for 400,000 lire, included the objects dug up at Karnak in 1818, as well as thousands of other objects.

While a similar project in Milan was shelved to avoid controversy, Turin will indeed have its minaret. In the Aurora district on Via Bologna, a 20-meter modernized mosque will become the citys ...

The Museo Egizio, dedicated to ancient Egyptian history, archaeology, and art, is a core attraction in Turin’s cultural landscape. As this historic institution celebrates its bicentenary, its renowned ...

TURIN -- When former FC Barcelona defender Gerard Pique announced the creation of the Kings League back in 2022, it was difficult to imagine what it could become two years later as Brazil won the ...