Critical discourse about the artist as researcher has been around in Europe at least since the implementation of Bologna process...
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Sotheby’s annual Masters Week sales in New York has been a success, even greater than what we expected. The four...
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While New York’s aggression keeps squeezing the artists who are trying hard to find space, money and time in order...
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During our interviews with artists, we often ask them to name a novel that would be comparable to their...
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As art dealer and collector Fabrizio Moretti declares in the piercing video interview given to Edoardo Roberti, Sotheby’s Old Masters...
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A brief but highly rewarding, and thought provoking, weekend visit to Naples for a pair of exhibitions from Gallery T293...
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We don’t know whether Basil and Elise Goulandris would have been happy or not about the resounding Syryza’s victory in Greece,...
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The sanctuary of Santa Maria presso San Celso is a beautiful church hidden behind a wall, and if you walk by...
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The amount of information related to art is increasing enormously, thus becoming extraordinary persistent, and actually accessible, if compared...
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Among this year’s most awaited exhibitions there is the one dedicated to the Florentine late Renaissance master Andrea del Sarto,...
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We came across the work of young painter Veronica De Giovanelli during a recent trip to Venice, Italy. She is...
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A visit to the astonishing Château Vaux le Vicomte, approximately one hour driving from Paris, is not just a way...
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As we wrote a few months ago in occasion of our visit to the museum, the Boijmans Van Beuningen in...
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Half based on isolation, both temporal and spatial, of certain poetic objects such as books, shells, drift woods or peacock...
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The opening of Vera Kox exhibition next Friday at Duve, Berlin (in duo with Manor Grunewald) is the occasion for us...
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Conceived to introduce Fortunato Depero’s creative brilliance to the Spanish audience, the exhibition the Juan March Foundation in Madrid is...
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We recently visited the Vatican Museums during a day that, according to the staff we spoke to, was even busier...
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The new awaited venue of the Fondazione Prada, a former distillery located in the south part of Milan, will open...
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For our at the show with the artist section artist duo Slavs and Tatars write about Zakopane, a Tatra mountains'...
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The troubled young woman painted in 1507 by Raffaello Sanzio – apparently Maria Feltria della Rovere, widow of Venanzio Varano,...
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Generally the end of the solar year is the time when the “lists” are published, and the main part of...
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The new body of works presented by Nick Darmstaedter at T293 in Rome for of his first solo show in...
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As reported by Adnkronos press agency a couple of days ago, Ilaria Borletti Buitoni, the Italian “sottosegretario alla cultura” – who...
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Placed somewhere between drawing and painting, this image recently presented by Jack McConville in a solo exhibition at Ibid. Los...
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The complex operations running in Pisa to bring back the notorious frescoes of the Campo Santo (the medioeval city’s cemetery)...
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Surely one of the most important sculpture parks in Belgium, the Middelheim Museum in Antwerp hosts more than 200 outdoor...
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Philosopher Graham Harman, also included on ArtReview’s list of the most powerful personalities in 2014 the artworld, has indeed been...
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If there was a soundtrack for Richard Tuttle’s assemblages it might include his mother exclaiming, “What have you been up...
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To picture the career of someone who had purchased closed to 12.000 artworks during his life is a difficult task...
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New York Observer’s Nate Freeman mistook me for an art dealer, and in his text about NADA Miami Beach wrote that if...
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Sometimes the glossy Art Basel Miami Beach is less attractive than the parallel exhibitions and the satellite events that surround...
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