'Verrocchio master of Leonardo', the first show dedicated to Da Vinci's mentor, asks a crucial question: is art to be...
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We met Roman Stanczak, the artist representing Poland at the 58th Venice Biennale. He turned an aircraft inside-out, for talking...
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We sat with research-oriented artist Haseeb Ahmed to talk about Luigi Russolo's The Revolt, a painting that bears formal and...
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Margherita Moscardini, the Municipality of Reggio Emilia and Collezione Maramotti give birth to the first European extra-territorial fountain and reopen...
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At the show with the artist: Silvio Wolf takes us to the Met to discover a portrait by Tintoretto and...
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In preparation for Walter Pfeiffer's upcoming solo show in Milan (with Galerie Gregor Staiger), we went with the 73-year-old artist...
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To better understand Ibrahim Mahama's new monumental installation in Milan, we've been to Ghana, attending the opening of the art...
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For Srijon Chowdhury painting is a site of consciousness, where light always wins over darkness and symbols are messengers announcing...
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Cleo Fariselli's upcoming solo exhibition proves the Turin-based artist is finally ready to explore painting and look beyond duality (thanks...
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The studio-apartment where Le Corbusier lived from 1934 until his death opens to the public after restoration. Here he painted,...
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Introducing Berlin-based artist Pauł Sochacki approach to art, in preparation for his upcoming solo show at Sfeir Semmler gallery in...
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The first main institutional exhibition of artworks by Maxwell Alexandre is about to open at MAC Lyon. Here some insights...
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An analysis of Jannis Marwitz's art practice carried out from three diffrerent perspectives, taken by three different artwriters, including the...
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Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli collected antiques, and kept them connected with his own time. That is why the museum he...
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A decade before the social networks were born Muntean/Rosenblum had questioned the Instagram format, and predicted its consequences.
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Despite his fame as an important figure in 20th century poetry history, Paul Éluard also produced a few drawings during...
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Brussels-based artist Sanam Khatibi’s collection of objects is a fundamental part of her artistic practice. An analysis of her act...
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Dear art collector, here a selection of books intended to inspire your next steps.
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We paid a visit to Masolino in Castiglione Olona, to study his masterpiece and refresh the dream of Cardinal Branda...
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For our ‘at the show with the artist’ section we sat down with Jan Domicz to question him about his...
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A show at Milan's old fashioned Museo Archeologico prepares the ground for the upcoming brand new Museo Etrusco, founded by...
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Following up Berenice Olmedo's first gallery show (at Jan Kaps) we asked the artist's help to start our inquiry into...
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Enrico Crispolti, the main Italian art critic of his generation, passed away last week. We honour his memory with an...
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We have been to Engadin to preview Grazyna Kulczyk's new Muzeum Susch and to ask the Polish collector her insights...
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The eye is fundamental, yet not enough. Buying art implies a complex cognitive action whose real objective is the understanding...
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After the successful show at Fondazione Prada and in preparation to her busy 2019 we sat down with artist Laura...
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First solo show of Jill Mulleady at Neu marks a decisive step forward in her career. We sat down with...
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Our selection of art biopics follows up the list of art movies that we published a few months ago. But...
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On occasion of his New York's Public Art Fund commission, B. Wurtz sheds some light on his interpretation of the...
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He loved castles, cats, the East and, above all, painting. That's why he insisted art critics to write about his...
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An exhibition at the Fundacion MAPFRE in Madrid puts side by side European figurative artists from the short 20th century....
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