For CFA's 'at the show with the artist' section Francesco Gennari gives insights on the art collection of Duke Federico...
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Celebrated for her painterly projects in major museums and international biennials, Katharina Grosse is primarily known in New York for...
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Our sentiment, three days after Tefaf preview took place in Maastricht, is confirming a significant data that Professor Rachel Pownall...
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Kenya based art agent and collector Lavinia Calza sets down with Conceptual Fine Arts to talk about present and future...
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The Armory Show returned to New York this past week with a new director, a new design and renewed sense...
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At the show with the artist: we've been with Christiane Blatmann to Zaha Hadid’s building for the Port House of...
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To visit the National Gallery to see one painting is an indulgence; but for a work that is temporarily on...
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After being sleepy for a couple of months or so the heart of contemporary art market is ready to beat...
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Frank Goddio talks about his extraordinary discoveries and the exhibition presenting them at the European audience. And reveals some visionary...
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When we asked multimedia artist and painter Hugo Canoilas to contribute in this sector with a historical artwork that has...
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If you happen to be in Cambridge, MA, only a few hours by train from New York, ‘List Project: Andrea...
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Water Padovani is a refined art dealer specialised in Italian works of art from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century....
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2017 is the year where the philosophy community lost one of its acclaimed members, Derek Parfit, considered by many the...
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The first comprehensive public show dedicated to the art collection patiently gathered together during the last 20 years by lawyer...
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Minimalism used to infuriate people. Now that we got used to it, it’s lost a bit of its kick but...
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A set of 131 main Old Masters’ drawings goes under the hammer today in New York, at the Rockfeller Center,...
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Born and raised in Mexico City, Debora Delmar experienced first-hand the capitalistic boom during the nineties, when the ideal of...
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It’s a restless struggle for photography to keep up. In the age of Adobe and Photoshop, finding an original way...
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Nobel prize winner Daniel Kahneman is an extraordinary source for art criticism. Here how his decision making theories may help...
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A couple of days before Christmas Cfa sat down with Astrid Welter, head of programs at Fondazione Prada, to take...
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Is Puppies Puppies the talent that the world of emerging art is waiting for? Unfortunately Marcel Duchamp is not here...
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Painter Elizabeth Peyton discusses with CFA her painting and how she needs to portrait other people to understand herself.
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Tomorrow a conference will present the results of scientific analysis that likely will reinforce what art history already stated. Italian...
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By design or coincidence, in London right now you can visit Robert Rauschenberg, Tate Modern’s first Autumn show of 2016,...
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Growing up in Los Angeles during the turbulent times of racial unrest in the 1960s and settling in Chicago in...
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A new pivotal exhibition is going to reinforce the already prominent position that Artemisia Gentileschi has in the history of...
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A British artist who works in a variety of mediums, Mark Leckey’s first interests were music and technology and much...
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Emma Hart, a Max Mara Art Prize for Women winner, is sublimating her (extra)ordinary every day. Here is why it...
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It appears as a curious accident that the object some consider the first artist book in the 20th century was...
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Today I visited an exhibition of work by Adriaen Van De Velde at The Dulwich Picture Gallery in South East...
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In times of economic and political turmoil it is challenging to recognise the positive developments in culture when the Prophets...
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