The photographer Ugo Mulas has been not only a wit observer, but also a reliable interpreter of what happened...
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From 27 May (until 28 September), the Galleria Palatina in Florence will host the first major exhibition dedicated to...
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The upcoming exhibition “Everything falls faster than an anvil” at Pace London is not the last art cocktail mixing...
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A few days ago the CEO of Christies’s, Steven Murphy, declared to the Wall Street Journal the auction house’s commitment...
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The 10th edition of the Gallery Weekend Berlin is starting next Friday, and those who need a break from art fairs’...
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In the Cathedral of Prato two of the main frescoes of the Italian Renaissance are preserved: the “Stories of...
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As you will learn from the artist’s web site, Ditte Gantriis lives in Copenhagen. We bumped into her wooden profiled...
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Driven by the title of the exhibition that the MoMA is dedicating to Paul Gauguin’s experimental works on paper,...
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The last assault in the war for the control of Sotheby’s auction house is a letter dated 21...
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Some time ago we bumped into Catharine Ahearn’s video posted on Raminken Crucible’s web site in occasion of her...
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When you enter the Cathedral of Prato, the first span of the left nave is dedicated to the relic...
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Artist and lecturer Geoff Hands’ reading of “Making painting: Helen Frankenthaler and JMW Turner” currently at the Turner Contemporary, also...
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Some days ago we have discussed about the essay published one Mousse magazine by Jens Hoffmann. It follows...
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Not far from Milan, there is a very picturesque little village, Chiaravalle Milanese, one of the first settlements of Cistercian...
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We had to visit two buildings under construction before understanding, but finally we have pinpointed the fragment of reality where...
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Prato’s major, Roberto Cenni, promises that the new addition to the “Centro per l’arte contemporanea Luigi Pecci” will open...
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“Art after the end of art” is a short essay published by art writer and curator Jens Hoffmann on...
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During the Renaissance Prato, not far from Florence, was a rich town. Not as rich as the lavish Florence, but...
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In the preface of his “Lives”, Giorgio Vasari (Arezzo, 1511 – Firenze 1574) says that art began when someone...
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We strongly believe that design and art are very different from each other, and they shouldn’t be mixed, even...
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We haven’t meet Professor Bernd Wolfang Lindeman at the museum he directs, the National Gemaldegalerie in Berlin, but at...
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Grear Patterson solo exhibition at Ellis King in Dublin will open in a couple of days. Simply it will be...
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Selfie are casting a new light on self-portrait as well as questioning the boundaries between art history, psychology a sociology
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Former Pompidou's deputy director Isabelle Monod Fontaine proves how the figure has been at the core of Henry Matisse entire...
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After Donna Tartt‘s description of one of the rare Carel Fabritius‘s canvases we posted two days ago in relation with...
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We have paid a visit to Wade Guyton's studio and sat down with him to talk about the difference between...
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In a couple of months the ambitious renovation project by Hans van Heeswijk Architects of the Royal Picture Gallery...
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Just a few hours after visiting Paolo Veronese’s “retrospective” exhibition at the National Gallery we went to the Tate...
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Paolo Caliari, best known as Veronese, was born in 1528 in Verona where he completed major commissions for churches...
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Yesterday Conceptual Fine Arts spent the afternoon visiting galleries in Peckham, London, with our friend architecture critic and lecturer...
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The term Art Brut was first used by painter Jean Dubuffet to refer to a kind of art outside...
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