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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One of the names that stood out last week at Artissima in Turin is of London based talent Jamie Fitzpatrick....
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Kiasma‘s director since June 2015, Leevi Haapala knows the vibrant Finnish contemporary art scene and its near future like few others....
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There is a great season of figurative painting that main art fairs are currently neglecting and very few art dealers,...
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The youngest artist in the Studio Museum in Harlem’s seminal 2001 exhibition “Freestyle,” Rashid Johnson embraced curator Thelma Golden’s controversial...
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Paris Internationale is becoming great contemporary art fair. Born just three years ago from the ashes of Paris Officielle, now it looks...
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Regretfully, we shall never have the pleasure of viewing, ‘Caravaggio: The Late Works’. Would we have seen something akin to...
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N Rome. Eight years after the last edition took place – in 2012 a book was published as a substitute...
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There has been recent media coverage for a test in which Arts Council England (ACE) experimented a set of standardised...
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Yesterday we heard a couple of Swiss collectors complaining about the fact the Regent’s park’s art fair had released too...
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Antonio Malta Campos (São Paulo, 1961, where he lives and works) started to produce oil paintings soon after being accepted...
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Luca Santiago Mora is a slim man in his forties, or fifties. We met him a few months ago...
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We had never visited his studio, met him in person, or read any article about him before. When a few...
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President of Hilti Art Foundation Michael Hilti sits down with CFA to discuss about the strategy behind his family's extraordinary...
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The only detail that didn’t work last Wednesday night at the Hamburger Bahnhof was a sign placed on the welcoming...
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“Some wealthy people like mega yachts, some others prefer to build their own art museum” told yesterday to CFA...
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Until recently, the number of curators in Kenya could be counted on one hand. Two, if you were kind. The...
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The 25th talent contributing to our section “At the show with the artist”, a section inspired by the seminal group...
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Being one of the wealthiest cities in the world, it is unsurprising that Stockholm boosts an exciting cultural life. From...
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