The new Hauser & Wirth Somerset: a gallery space or the ultimate art-linked rural community project?
Continue
“Churches, altarpieces, liturgies, impressiveness of offices: the ancient times practised the culture of cult. Museums, “installations”, exhibitions, art fairs:...
Continue
Have you experienced that feeling, when leaving the cinema, that the real world you re-enter is tainted by the imaginary,...
Continue
After a long silence, and while his friend Jeff is entertaining New York City’s summer tourists with a retrospective exhibition...
Continue
We met her a few weeks ago in Reggio Emilia in occasion of her solo show at the Collezione Maramotti...
Continue
Five canvases picturing iconic paintings by old masters such as Dominique Ingres, Piero del Pollaiolo and Hans Memling are currently...
Continue
No writings can better explain the solo show by the conceptual glass-blower Elias Hansen currently at Jonathan Viner, London,...
Continue
In 2008 German artist Imi Knoebel designed the six stained glass windows of the two north and south chapel...
Continue
We would like to commemorate the extraordinary, sensitive and delicate human being that Vincent Van Gogh was with a...
Continue
Even if during the last two centuries many artists have tried various ways to alter its simple alchemy, painting...
Continue
The eminent Italian Renaissance architect and theorist, Leon Battista Alberti, stated that the artist should attend to beauty and...
Continue
One of the fascinating aspects of looking at artworks in galleries (as opposed to reproductions) is the potential paradox...
Continue
Placed at the entrance of “The world is dead (Human genetic archive)” – Hiroshi Sugimoto’s massive installation currently at...
Continue
Last May, after 18 months of restoration, the Château de Fontainebleau had its XIX century Imperial Theatre back. It...
Continue
We have spotted Odessa Straub’s paintings in the summer group show curated by artist Torey Thornton at the Suzanne...
Continue
According to the introductory text provided by the gallery, the surprising Oscar Murillo’s solo (until July 18) is the...
Continue
It happens that the point of view of art history often fails to take into account that some works...
Continue
As soon as we saw the image of the Polly painted by Judith Linhares currently on show at Lisa...
Continue
Tomorrow an extremely rare masterpiece “from the dawn of the fourteenth century” will go under the hammer at Sotheby’s,...
Continue
The small volcanic Sicilian island called Pantelleria is not only the exotic “buen ritiro” of big names such as...
Continue
The art calendar is approaching the summer break and generally this is the period of group shows. But if...
Continue
Among the paintings by Niccolò Luteri, alias Dosso Dossi, that will be exhibited at the Castello del Buon Consiglio...
Continue
The African helmet masks currently in dialogue at Peres Projects, in Berlin, with a group of ten contemporary artists...
Continue
The Church of Saint Teresa of the Discalced Carmelites is a hidden treasure in the city of Turin. Built...
Continue
A year ago, in Venice, “Boy with frog” by the american artist Charles Ray was removed from Punta della...
Continue
How many thoughts behind a painting, how many sketches on paper, how many changes of ideas and intentions under...
Continue
Artists such as Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat or Keith Haring have been photographed many times during the fabulous Eighties,...
Continue
On the right wall of the right transept in the Chiesa di San Marco in Milan, a precious cycle...
Continue
Last month, on the occasion of his solo at the Still House in New York City, we published an...
Continue
Which artworks Paul Virilio did have in mind when giving the below answer to Sylvére Lotringer (The accident of...
Continue
The history of the collaboration between artists and fashion brands goes from Piet Mondrian (Yves Saint Laurent, 1965), Andy...
Continue