Last May, after 18 months of restoration, the Château de Fontainebleau had its XIX century Imperial Theatre back. It...
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We have spotted Odessa Straub’s paintings in the summer group show curated by artist Torey Thornton at the Suzanne...
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According to the introductory text provided by the gallery, the surprising Oscar Murillo’s solo (until July 18) is the...
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It happens that the point of view of art history often fails to take into account that some works...
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As soon as we saw the image of the Polly painted by Judith Linhares currently on show at Lisa...
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Tomorrow an extremely rare masterpiece “from the dawn of the fourteenth century” will go under the hammer at Sotheby’s,...
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The small volcanic Sicilian island called Pantelleria is not only the exotic “buen ritiro” of big names such as...
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The art calendar is approaching the summer break and generally this is the period of group shows. But if...
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Among the paintings by Niccolò Luteri, alias Dosso Dossi, that will be exhibited at the Castello del Buon Consiglio...
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The African helmet masks currently in dialogue at Peres Projects, in Berlin, with a group of ten contemporary artists...
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The Church of Saint Teresa of the Discalced Carmelites is a hidden treasure in the city of Turin. Built...
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A year ago, in Venice, “Boy with frog” by the american artist Charles Ray was removed from Punta della...
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How many thoughts behind a painting, how many sketches on paper, how many changes of ideas and intentions under...
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Artists such as Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat or Keith Haring have been photographed many times during the fabulous Eighties,...
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On the right wall of the right transept in the Chiesa di San Marco in Milan, a precious cycle...
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Last month, on the occasion of his solo at the Still House in New York City, we published an...
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Which artworks Paul Virilio did have in mind when giving the below answer to Sylvére Lotringer (The accident of...
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The history of the collaboration between artists and fashion brands goes from Piet Mondrian (Yves Saint Laurent, 1965), Andy...
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The Cappela Portinari, the core of the “Basilica di Sant’Eustorgio” in Milan, hosts a few interesting pieces of art....
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The most perceptive text among the many on-line pages dedicated to George Henry Longly is, from our point of...
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The Italian city of Matera is famous thanks to the “Sassi” (stones), rocks where human settlements have developed without...
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As we wrote a couple of days ago, and other reviewers have pointed out too, at Liste art fair...
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Two years after Rosemarie Trockel’s solo retrospective at The Serpentine Gallery, where the work was firstly presented, the installation...
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An art fair is always an art fair, thus a place where artworks are on exhibition to be...
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While this year the opening of Liste may have left behind someone deluded – we still believe...
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If the big power in the art system is the capability of placing the artwork always in its ideal...
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While waiting for the artist’s new 3D installation to be presented at Art Basel Statements we have visited Trisha...
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Walking in Campo Santa Maria Formosa, Venice, and turning around its main church, you arrive in front of a...
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The sad sight on a sad reality that has made Nan Golding’s photography so familiar to all the bohemians of...
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An exhibition reveals the art collection of Richard and Ulla Dreyfus-Best, masters collectors between contemporary art and art from the...
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Four years after “Autoerotic Asphyxiation” was exhibited at the Artist Space in New York the basic information for its understanding...
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