The New Museum Triennial's fourth edition tells about the world's anxieties through a new generation of artists, who have been...
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At the show with the artists: Alice Guareschi elaborates on a rare XVI century Time and Calendar Dial currently part...
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In 2016 the Netherlands and France jointly acquired from the De Rothschild family the only double full length portrait painted...
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Tefaf 2018. Maastricht is cleverly evolving. The fair becomes lighter, sexier and even more exclusive. But the key remains the...
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Winner of the Flemish Culture Prize for Visual Arts 2018, Philippe van Snick blends painting with mathematics and quantum physics....
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Hours away from the vote we analyzed Italian main political parties' cultural programs. PD and M5S walk on the similar...
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Manuel Solano is the most controversial discovery made by the New Museum’s 2018 Triennial. We spoke with him about his...
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Art collector and neuroscientist Beatrice de Gelder takes stock of the situation in neuroaesthetics and explains why scientists are still...
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Louis Fratino is having his first solo exhibition outside the US at Antoine Levi, in Paris. The body of works...
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Roberto Casamonti, founder of Tornabuoni Arte, opens his private art collection to the public giving to Europe a brand new...
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The Neues museum in Berlin celebrates Johannes Freiherr von Diergardt's extraordinary collection of Medieval jewels finally shedding some light on...
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Raised in San Francisco, his hometown and main source of inspiration, Barry McGee turned 52 this year. He is one...
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Berlin: at the Bode Museum a show titled 'Beyond campare' juxtaposes traditional African art pieces with the museum's permanent collection...
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Brussels' international fine art fair blends art epochs, regions and styles proving that this is still the way forward.
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Pablo Bronstein's current exhibition at Franco Noero's new gallery space in Turin is a message to the city. Who will...
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In occasion of the Museum of Innocence's exhibition at the Museo Bagatti Valsecchi in Milan Orhan Pamuk discusses with CFA...
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In London 46 art galleries join forces to shape the future of contemporary art. Does Condo 2018 represent a step...
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An exhibition at Fondazione Carriero questions Sol LeWitt long lasting method. But is still the idea the most important aspect...
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Russian artist Evgeny Antufiev sits down with CFA to discuss about eternity, dreams, insects, ikigai and why artists shouldn't leave...
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Erwin Redl makes monumental art installations using light and computer technology, without any assistance from big galleries.
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The Centre Pompidou celebrates César with a granitic show bringing together 130 pieces by the French master. Will auctions keep...
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Rotterdam-based gallerist Wilfried Lentz shares his thoughts on the art business and his successful focus on gallery programmes.
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Sotheby's African and Oceanic Art auction in Paris goes above €10 million and proves that the market is rapidly recovering...
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An exhibition clarifies how Giulio Cesare Procaccini and Bernardo Strozzi perceived the last Caravaggio. Are art historians prone to the...
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Art secured loans market will grow by 13% in 2018. For the first time in the EU private banks are...
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Salvator Mundi and the Magi's Adoration by Leonardo da Vinci were in a bad shape. The same goes for a...
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'I wouldn’t be bored if I became an artist because there’s always a question and never an answer'. So thought...
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Palazzo Pitti celebrates Leopoldo de’ Medici's 400th birthday with a comprehensive exhibition dedicated to his extended art collection and sends...
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Beatrice Marchi presents a new body of works which surveys the artist's role and questions our social identity. Are we...
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Feminist pioneer Judith Bernstein points the finger at Donald Trump, but her solo show at the Drawing Center in NY...
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Artists are abandoning the legacy of Duchamp to go back to traditional techniques, especially in Europe. Ceramic, bronze, glass, or...
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