What do you know about Renaissance shadow?The evolution of painting could also be captured by chasing shadows. An itinerary among five less known masters to be discovered in museums' online collections.
Top 10 artist websitesHere is our (temporary) selection of 10 great personal websites of contemporary artists, chosen among both internet litterates and not.
Honoré de Balzac’s Frenhofer and his Unknown MasterpieceArtist Frenhofer, protagonist of The Unknown Masterpiece by Balzac, never fails to raise questions. Especially if you 'reverse' him.
Nostalgia and Neutrality in the work of Jasmin WernerEmerging artist Jasmin Werner exposes biases in architecture and design, showing that nostalgia is more than mere contemplation of the past.
Joanna Kamm on the present of emerging art (an interview)Director Joanna Kamm sheds some light on Liste's strategies to tackle the current situation through solidarity and risk taking.
Lucy Stein: Digitalis purpurea, a re(in)trospectiveVieni! E fu molta la dolcezza! molta! / tanta, che, vedi… (l’altra lo stupore / alza degli occhi, e vede ora, ed ascolta / con un suo lungo brivido…) si muore!„
Malevich honors laziness in his prophecyA century ago, Kazimir Malevich lauded the value of laziness as opposed to work. Today, his words are a window to the future
To be discovered: five unusual Renaissance pictures of wild animalsFive unusual pictures of wild animals from the Renaissance provide an insight into the human/beast relationship, situating it between myth and science.
Peter Saul and the importance of having a salary (an interview)On occasion of his retrospective exhibition at the New Museum we met with Peter Saul, who told us how freedom made him the artist that he has become.
Antonello da Messina’s note for Mantegna is in Sebastian’s navelAntonello da Messina painted Saint Sebastian to ward off the plague epidemic. And he hid a mystery in the navel of his athletic body.
