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Does site specific painting exist? Nicolas Party questions René Magritteby Piero Bisello The Magritte Museum in Brussels puts the Surrealist master side by side with his young follower and reveals why Nicolas Party's painting is so ground-breaking.

When Nicolas Party met Giotto (an interview)by Stefano PirovanoWe sat down with Nicolas Party to discuss with him about Giotto, in occasion of the first comprehensive exhibition dedicated to the Italian master.

Global monotone of Lombardy (an online exhibition)by Stefano PirovanoA show dedicated to monotony and to the anchoring effect. Works by: Lucas Blalock, Peppi Bottrop, Francesco Gennari, Adam Gordon, Wade Guyton, Wyatt Kahn, Michael Krebber, Renata Lucas, Mathieu Malouf, Nicolas Party, Seth Price, Jonas Wood. All the pieces in the show are from private contemporary art collections based in Lombardy.

Not afraid of craft: the Van der Kelen Logelain school of decorative paintingby Piero BiselloWe feature the Van der Kelen Logelain school of decorative painting in Brussels, a recognized springboard for important contemporary and applied artists.

Emerging artists to watch: Kaoru Arima and his facial (un)recognitionby Piero BiselloKaoru Arima's pictures of faces are paintings for an alternative, straightforward portraiture: romanticism no more; agendas no more; ego no more.

Lucy Stein: Digitalis purpurea, a re(in)trospectiveby Stefano PirovanoVieni! E fu molta la dolcezza! molta! / tanta, che, vedi… (l’altra lo stupore / alza degli occhi, e vede ora, ed ascolta / con un suo lungo brivido…) si muore!„

Grand contemporary pictorial cycles: an open surveyby Stefano PirovanoWho is painting today's Scrovegni Chapel? Here is some artists who have painted pictorial cycles comparable to those that have made the history of art.

Neo Rauch: ‘A painting should be more intelligent than its painter’by Paul LasterWe sat down with Neo Rauch in New York, where the Drawing Center is dedicating a comprehensive exhibition to his drawings. The artist's creative approach has never been more clear.

Lutz & Guggisberg, a single artist with four hands and eight gardensby Stefano PirovanoThe series of painted pics and sculptures presented by Lutz & Guggisberg at Collezione Maramotti in Reggio Emilia questions our idea of beauty turning decadence into a smile.

Are traditional techniques the new trend in contemporary art?by Stefano PirovanoArtists are abandoning the legacy of Duchamp to go back to traditional techniques, especially in Europe. Ceramic, bronze, glass, or marble pieces are winning the attention of collectors. A new order may soon be established, with the kind help of the new art markets.

Art Athina 2017: revolution is a substantial change in structureby Stefano Pirovano