It could have been a disaster, on the contrary it has improved year after year. The fourth edition of Paris...
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Sam Falls' first solo show at 303 Gallery in New York puts the Californian artist into the sight of masters...
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Last month marked one year since the opening of the world’s largest museum of African art. We visited the Zeitz...
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On the 29th August the Pentahotel Brussels hosted a daring one-night art project curated by Elke Lente and Filip Gilissen....
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Rodrigo Hernández solo presentation at Pivô melts dreamed dreams with reality and turns abstraction into a personal map of Modernism.
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The dream-exhibition at the National Gallery opens a debate in Italy about the so called 'blockbuster' shows, which confuse entertainment...
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The series of painted pics and sculptures presented by Lutz & Guggisberg at Collezione Maramotti in Reggio Emilia questions our...
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Few days left for visiting Walter Swennen solo presentation at La Triennale, in Milan. Will the show be al able...
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We sat down with Robert Zehil to take stock of his extraordinary career and peep into the future of Art...
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An artist who made it without the help of big art galleries and fairs exhibits at Perrotin in New York....
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Petzel in New York is presenting Christian Jankowski's third solo exhibition at the gallery. Once again the German artist proves...
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We visited the group show curated by Kasper Bosmans at Barbara Gladstone gallery in the company of the artist himself....
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A group exhibition opening next Monday at PAC in Milan takes stock of emerging Brazilian art. Francesco Joao is part...
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Twenty years ago art collector Lucien Bilinelli diagnosed what is still a main issue within the art system. But he...
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Musée de Valence opens its depot to Philippe Model, who turns the galleries into a stage where actors play according...
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Next 17th July in London Christie's and Vastari are going to host a one-day summit about how blockchain can be...
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Titled after the famous song by Tina Turner and including only 46 names, edition 2018 of the Berlin Biennale opens...
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There are only a few days left to visit David Thuku's solo show at Red Hill Art Gallery in Nairobi,...
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On June, 2nd the new Minister of Cultural Heritage Alberto Bonisoli promised more funds to protect and valorize the Italian...
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The Magritte Museum in Brussels puts the Surrealist master side by side with his young follower and reveals why Nicolas...
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Diego Marcon has been shortlisted for 2018 MAXXI Bulgari Prize. The winner will be announced next October. Meanwhile Ludwing will...
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We visited Kanaal, the new Axel Vervoordt's city-village, which after almost 20 years of restauration is now completed. We were...
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New York-based artist Adam Gordon is melding painting with installation and photography, but it’s not the medium itself that he...
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Franz Staehler passed away last Saturday, in a hospital in Frankfurt. At the end, the illness he had always been...
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Few collectors have attended the opening of the 13th edition of the Dakar Biennale of Contemporary African Art (Dak'Art), but...
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Save Venice Inc. will fund the restoration of Titian's juvenile masterpiece which after 500 years of life is now threatened...
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Cool art fairs, vibrant art institutions and sophisticated collectors are re-positioning the French Riviera on the European contemporary art map....
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The greatest exhibition about Gaudenzio Ferrari ever organized revolves around three towns: Varallo, Vercelli and Novara. Was it a smart...
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Are you fed up with shy art critics and self-referential art journalism? Our art movies list could help you to...
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There are two exhibitions at the moment in Europe which seem to be closely linked, almost as if they were...
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Friend of a Friend kick started last weekend in Warsaw and it's likely that a milestone was placed on the...
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