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Malba, en asociación con Qatar Museums, anuncia LATINOAMERICANO. Modern and Contemporary Art from Malba and Eduardo Costantini Collections, la primera exposición a gran escala de arte latinoamericano en la región de Asia occidental y el norte de África, que se inaugurará en abril. Durante tres meses, una selección de 170 obras pertenecientes a las Colecciones Malba y Eduardo F. Costantini viajará al National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ), en el marco del Año de la Cultura Qatar-Argentina-Chile 2025. La iniciativa Años de Cultura busca fomentar asociaciones culturales duraderas entre Qatar y otras naciones. Su objetivo es promover el respeto y la comprensión entre diversas culturas y servir como un catalizador para unir a las personas.

An exceptional number of autograph paintings, extraordinary loans from the most prestigious museums in the world, two rediscovered masterpieces on display for the first time together and other works by Merisi as well as some new discoveries in an exhibition organized especially for the 2025 Jubilee illustrating the innovative strength Caravaggio injected into the artistic, religious and social landscape of his time.
One of the most important and ambitious exhibition projects ever showcasing Merisi’s work and, for the first time, bringing back pieces with a shared history from important national and international collections and displaying them side-by-side in a place symbolizing the connection between Caravaggio and his patrons.

In celebration of The Children’s Museum’s 100th birthday—and just in time for spring break—Bucky the T. rex was unveiled on March 12 at the Indianapolis International Airport (IND). The massive 33-foot-long fossil will stand in Civic Plaza, the airport’s community gathering area, greeting travelers as they arrive in Indianapolis. The collaboration between The Children's Museum and IND, two nationally recognized and award-winning institutions, shines a spotlight on 100 years of rich arts and culture in the city.

For the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Italy, the MAO Museo d’Arte Orientale, Turin is presenting the exhibition "Rabbit Inhabits the Moon", in partnership with Nam June Paik Art Center (Yongin, Korea) and the Fondazione Bonotto (Colceresa, Italia), and with support from the Korea Foundation.

The Rijksmuseum is displaying a recently acquired still life by Maria van Oosterwijck. Maria van Oosterwijck, one of the most important Dutch women painters of the 17th century, is renowned for her flower still lifes.