Search Results for: "traditional"

What if traditional African art enters Medieval and Renaissance rooms?by Marta GalliBerlin: at the Bode Museum a show titled 'Beyond campare' juxtaposes traditional African art pieces with the museum's permanent collection of European Medieval and Renaissance art.

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.

Leo Gabin: shocking videos (with teens) at the service of traditional paintings

Ashleigh Mclean, co-founder of WHATIFTHEWORLD: an interviewby Stefano PirovanoWe sat down with Ashleigh Mclean to discuss how to get free from the stereotypes about African art and its nature.

Identity, geography and gender in Aziza Kadyri’s practice by Denis MaksimovAziza Kadyri delves into the fluidity of her origins, transforming memory into a functional emotion.

Jos Amman von Ravensburg in Chiaravalleby Federico Cavalieri (from Nuovi Studi 27, 2022-2023 year XXVII-XXVIII)*Jos Amman von Ravensburg: from the cloister of San Bernardo to a new transmontane presence in Milanese painting of the Sforza age.

Serban Savu (a conversation)by Georgiana ButWe sat down with Serban Savu, the painter who represented Romania at the Venice Biennale with a huge social polyptych.

Jasmine Gregory: to be, or to seem?by Stefano PirovanoJasmine Gregory asks us what we really mean to be while anticipating that the answer for some will be a non-choice

Liste 2024: ephemeral and permanence in six galleriesby Carlo PradaIn 2024 Liste is about relationships: between man and environment, time and memory, loss and death. Here is our six galleries preview

Kelsey Isaacs: synthesizing the layers of a plastic sunby Joel DeanKelsey Isaacs reverses the banal glow of a simulated world into bright, meticulous paintings to reflect an increasingly paradoxical reality

Arte Povera: six documentaries (part one)by Francisca Parrino & Stefano PirovanoThe stars of Arte Povera portrayed in six documentaries, available for streaming thanks to a review curated in collaboration with Audiovisiva

Laura De Jonckheere, an interviewby Piero BiselloWe sat down with Laura De Jonckheere, second-generation old masters gallerist, to bring antiques to the next generation

Tang Dynasty, a Chinese renaissanceby Ma SenTang dynasty was the cradle of Chinese civilisation, which grew through a strong economic expansion, that was also cultural one*

Romeo Gómez López: critique of a conservatory natureby Samantha OzerWorking across media, artist Romeo Gómez López approaches culture with erotic vision and unexpected parallels

Lotte Andersen and the forces that lead us through historyby Samantha OzerLotte Andersen questions cultural symbols that normalise past narratives of identity, power, oppression and privilege

A Spanish copper by Bartolomeo Cavarozziby Giuseppe Porzio (from Nuovi Studi 26, 2021 anno XXVI)A hitherto anonymous and unpublished copper painting offers new evidence of Bartolomeo Cavarozzi's stay in Spain

The story of the Demidoff Triptychby Alberto LenzaAnalysis, collecting history and attributive hypotheses regarding a vibrant triptych whose mysterious author today is no other than the Master of the Demidoff Triptych

From MAN in Nuoro to Artissima: an interview with Luigi Fassiby CFA (from Turin)Luigi Fassi is the new director of Artissima, the contemporary art fair that promises to bring art's future to Turin

Six highlights from Paris Internationale 2022by CFA (from Paris)Here are our picks from the eighth edition of Paris Internationale, one of the biggest and most ambitious yet