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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After visiting the exhibition of Turner’s late works at Tate Britain, I wondered what it is that I find so...
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Art dealer and publisher of Conceptual Fine Arts Fabrizio Moretti meets Massimiliano Giornetti, creative director of Salvatore Ferragamo. Both grown up...
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We must confess that after looking up the website embroidered on one of the blankets Bunny Rogers is presenting at...
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The reform of the Italian Ministero dei Beni e della Attività Culturali, finally published a few days ago in the...
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Rayan Foerster solo exhibition at C L E A R I N G in New York spans over 10 years...
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We sat down with Belgian art collector Stéphane Janssen, to whom the The Phoenix Museum of Art is dedicating a...
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These days, the Royal Museums Of Fine Arts of Belgium have dedicated a small section of their galleries to...
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In this article we would like to address the fairly recent practice of exhibition press releases: texts written for...
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With the opening to the public of a comprehensive exhibition dedicated to animals in Ancient Egypt (more than...
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Not long ago we proposed a reflexion on the opulence in the arts in connection to the tapestry fabricator...
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In a couple of months the refurbishing of the charming Musée national Gustave Moreau in Paris, 14 rue de...
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Born in Bottrop, the same German city where Josef Albers was born too, Peppi Bottrop (1986) studied with Albert Oehlen...
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As proved by the the book she has recently published, “The aesthetic of my disappearance” (BlisterZine, 2014), artist Arianna Carossa...
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Once again, despite its catchy name, Brussels gallery Sorry We’re Closed has recently opened its doors and lit up...
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In Paris, at Palais Brongniart, while the Grand Palais is hosting a lackluster edition of Paris Photo, the fourth...
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When it comes to Adrien Lucca, one of the few Brussels-based artists born in the 1980s to have a solo...
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The most seductive piece among the sixty delicate artworks gathered together in occasion of the exhibition dedicated to the...
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