Conceptual Fine Arts

Le Corbusier at homeby Marta GalliThe studio-apartment where Le Corbusier lived from 1934 until his death opens to the public after restoration. Here he painted, often in the morning.

Walking with Pauł Sochacki the thin line between humor and politicsby Piero BiselloIntroducing Berlin-based artist Pauł Sochacki approach to art, in preparation for his upcoming solo show at Sfeir Semmler gallery in Hamburg.

Maxwell Alexandre: rising of a Brazilian idolby Maria do Carmo de PontesThe first main institutional exhibition of artworks by Maxwell Alexandre is about to open at MAC Lyon. Here some insights to better understand his potentialities.

Three writings on Jannis Marwitzby Piero BiselloAn analysis of Jannis Marwitz's art practice carried out from three diffrerent perspectives, taken by three different artwriters, including the artist himself.

Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli: a call from the pastby Stefano PirovanoGian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli collected antiques, and kept them connected with his own time. That is why the museum he founded is still a milestone.

Is Muntean/Rosenblum the Instagram’s forerunner?by Stefano PirovanoA decade before the social networks were born Muntean/Rosenblum had questioned the Instagram format, and predicted its consequences.

Paul Éluard: love, brotherhood, kindness and… Le Cirque!by Piero BiselloDespite his fame as an important figure in 20th century poetry history, Paul Éluard also produced a few drawings during his early age. We found that many differences and some similarities exist between his artistic and literary efforts.

Sanam Khatibi, from objects to orderby Piero BiselloBrussels-based artist Sanam Khatibi’s collection of objects is a fundamental part of her artistic practice. An analysis of her act of hoarding shows why she is not but an another example of the artist as collector.

The 7 books every art collector should readby Stefano PirovanoDear art collector, here a selection of books intended to inspire your next steps.

Masolino in Castiglione Olona: a discreet European art jewelby Stefano PirovanoWe paid a visit to Masolino in Castiglione Olona, to study his masterpiece and refresh the dream of Cardinal Branda Castiglioni, who was able to turn a small village into a vibrant cultural hub.

Jan Domicz meets Jean Prouvéby Piero BiselloFor our ‘at the show with the artist’ section we sat down with Jan Domicz to question him about his relationship with metal worker and architect Jean Prouvé.

Milan: Museo Archeologico predicts new Museo Etruscoby Marta GalliA show at Milan's old fashioned Museo Archeologico prepares the ground for the upcoming brand new Museo Etrusco, founded by the Fondazione Luigi Rovati.

Concerning Berenice Olmedo’s brutal idealismby Stefano PirovanoFollowing up Berenice Olmedo's first gallery show (at Jan Kaps) we asked the artist's help to start our inquiry into the increasing role of ethics in art.

A tribute to Enrico Crispolti’s intellectual legacyby Stefano PirovanoEnrico Crispolti, the main Italian art critic of his generation, passed away last week. We honour his memory with an interview that Italian politicians should carefully read.

Grazyna Kulczyk reveals her new Muzeum Susch (an interview)by Stefano PirovanoWe have been to Engadin to preview Grazyna Kulczyk's new Muzeum Susch and to ask the Polish collector her insights into the project.

How do we choose when it comes to buying art?by Stefano PirovanoThe eye is fundamental, yet not enough. Buying art implies a complex cognitive action whose real objective is the understanding of the artist.

Laura Lima and the art of political suspension (an interview)by Maria do Carmo de PontesAfter the successful show at Fondazione Prada and in preparation to her busy 2019 we sat down with artist Laura Lima to talk about art and politics.

In preparation for the debut of Jill Mulleady at Galerie Neuby Stefano PirovanoFirst solo show of Jill Mulleady at Neu marks a decisive step forward in her career. We sat down with the artist to better understand how she is evolving

The top ten art biopicsby Maria do Carmo da PontesOur selection of art biopics follows up the list of art movies that we published a few months ago. But this new one calls for rainy afternoons...

B. Wurtz: how to rule over readymades and help art students (an interview)On occasion of his New York's Public Art Fund commission, B. Wurtz sheds some light on his interpretation of the score Duchamp wrote almost 100 years ago.