Alex Righetto will join Art & Luxury Monaco 2026 in Monte-Carlo, presenting his work as part of a strictly curated selection of artists under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco. Taking place at the Théâtre Princesse Grace, the event brings art and luxury together in one of the world’s most prestigious cultural destinations.

Italian contemporary artist Alex Righetto has joined the network of artists collaborating with Tota Pulchra, the prestigious Rome-based cultural association founded by Monsignor Jean-Marie Gervais. The collaboration creates a meaningful connection between Righetto’s contemporary artistic research and the great Italian tradition in which art, culture, spirituality, and society have long been deeply intertwined, opening new opportunities for international cultural projects and dialogue.

The Romeo & Juliet: The Metamorphosis collection was showcased at the historic Windsor Castle, in the presence of His Royal Highness Prince Edward. This extraordinary occasion marked a significant moment for the project, further elevating its international profile and reinforcing its cultural and artistic significance.

September and October 2023 were months of fervent activity and crucial meetings with local political authorities. The goal? To bring the renowned "Romeo and Juliet" collection to Italy, specifically to Verona.

On my European tour, in Sanremo, I met the Italian Undersecretary for Culture, Vittorio Sgarbi, and the journalist Angelo Crespi, discussing art and new collections.

Experience the captivating Miami Art Exhibition by Alex Righetto at The House of Art. Discover his thought-provoking pieces from June 10th to July 10th, 2023

Alex Righetto Art Studio has been named as the Winner of 2022 Best of Tampa Awards in the category of Art Studio. This recognition reflects our commitment to excellence in providing innovative art classes, workshops, beautiful gallery exhibitions, and community outreach programs.

In this article, I want to explore the importance of Art and how limiting artists can lead us to a dangerous cancel culture.