Among the 50 artworks the exhibition “Perugino Master of Raphael” gathers together at the extraordinary Musée Jacquemart-André, in Paris...
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Among the galleries that today are paying a particular attention to the relation between form and info, there is...
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The Biennale des Antiquaires runs until next Saturday, and these four pieces, whose offering price is under one million euro, are...
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We wrote for the first time about Elias Hansen last June, in occasion of his solo show at Jonathan...
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The first thought that comes to your mind when you exit the outstanding and extremely packed Biennale des Antiquaires‘...
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The great epiphany of Francis Picabia‘s fortune after his death will take place in 2016, when both the New...
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With the prudence the reading of any artwork would require, in particular when the artwork is contemporary to you,...
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The main reason why an art collector or lover should visit the Biennale des Antiquaires – in Paris from...
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The first problem one has to face when reading Jana Euler’s solo exhibition currently at Kunsthalle Zurich regards the strong links the...
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After a long period during which the Italian government has been paying almost entirely the bill of the preservation...
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Among the shows that are not to be missed if you are around in Zurich, there is the Matthew...
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Every man or woman who loves fine arts should know that a large part, if not all, of the...
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There was a lot of expectation for Wyatt Khan first solo show at Eva Presenhuber in Zurich and, as...
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Our report from the Zurich art weekend starts with a gallery of pics from the solo show by the collective...
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Nothing has been officially confirmed yet, but rumours say that the opening exhibition of the new Fondazione Prada in Milan,...
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The upcoming exhibition titled Grand Design: Pieter Coecke van Aelst and Renaissance Tapestry, recently announced by the Metropolitan Museum...
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At page 85 of the “strange”, rather a bit uncomfortable-to-read catalogue of the exhibition dedicated to the collection of...
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The upcoming step of Sam Falls’ brilliant career as an artist is going to be his second solo exhibition...
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The new Hauser & Wirth Somerset: a gallery space or the ultimate art-linked rural community project?
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“Churches, altarpieces, liturgies, impressiveness of offices: the ancient times practised the culture of cult. Museums, “installations”, exhibitions, art fairs:...
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Have you experienced that feeling, when leaving the cinema, that the real world you re-enter is tainted by the imaginary,...
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After a long silence, and while his friend Jeff is entertaining New York City’s summer tourists with a retrospective exhibition...
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We met her a few weeks ago in Reggio Emilia in occasion of her solo show at the Collezione Maramotti...
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Five canvases picturing iconic paintings by old masters such as Dominique Ingres, Piero del Pollaiolo and Hans Memling are currently...
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No writings can better explain the solo show by the conceptual glass-blower Elias Hansen currently at Jonathan Viner, London,...
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In 2008 German artist Imi Knoebel designed the six stained glass windows of the two north and south chapel...
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We would like to commemorate the extraordinary, sensitive and delicate human being that Vincent Van Gogh was with a...
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Even if during the last two centuries many artists have tried various ways to alter its simple alchemy, painting...
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The eminent Italian Renaissance architect and theorist, Leon Battista Alberti, stated that the artist should attend to beauty and...
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One of the fascinating aspects of looking at artworks in galleries (as opposed to reproductions) is the potential paradox...
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Placed at the entrance of “The world is dead (Human genetic archive)” – Hiroshi Sugimoto’s massive installation currently at...
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