We believe these lines from Kirk Varnedoe’s book “Picture of nothing” (Mellow Lecture, 2003) to be the perfect introduction...
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The exhibition “Cézanne Site / Non-Site”, at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid (until 16 May) represents a good opportunity to...
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It takes less than an hour driving from Milan to reach Volpedo, but international tourists and art lovers don’t...
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The Contemporary Art day sale at Phillips has just finished a few minutes ago, and the market’s traders are already at work...
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At the Museo Nacional del Prado, until 4 May, you can visit the show “The Furias. From Titian to...
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Ayan Farah was born 1978 in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Exposed until the 7th of March at Bugada&Gargnel in Paris, Farah’s...
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The Polyptych by Master Paroto, “Madonna and Child with Saints,” 1447, is a work of great charm: for its...
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From our perspective, the essence of the conversation between artist Philippe Parreno and curatorCarlos Basualdo put up last Thursday...
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After visiting the new 3500 squared meters bakery-style space of the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice – that to us...
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Last night a friend showed us this charming artwork. Take a close look at the Christ’s crossed arms and...
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Information runs fast on the web, and sometimes free, also in the instance of the current Helen Marten’s solo...
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A few days ago Jerry Saltz – alias Jerry the Fox – wrote on Twitter: “idiot collectors fighting over...
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In 2009 Oscar Tuazon’s home in Paris was partially modified by some structures made by the artist himself, especially...
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The use of blue colour in art, in various eras and different cultures, has always enriched the form of the...
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Born 1966 in Nikongsamba, Cameroon, Pascal Martin Tayou – the feminine “e” at the end of the name has...
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The Forte di Bard is one of the rare Italian cultural institutions with enough budget to run properly, thanks...
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“Eyes Wide Open: An Italian Vision” is the title of the unconventional auction which will take place on 11...
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The collection of Janine and J. Tomilson Hill is generally known for the many masterpieces of art from the...
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art , thanks to a collaboration with the Galleria dell’Accademia, Venice and the Galleria Nazionale...
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A respectable gallerist has recently pointed out to us May Hands, a young British artist working in Brighton and...
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What is right: to leave a fresco in the location for which it was thought for, or to remove...
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The painting titled “Marguerite Kelsey” (1928) by Meredith Frampton (1894 -1984) can be found at the Tate Modern in London...
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As reported today by many press agencies and newspapers, the iconic theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has revisited his idea...
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Probably the Rodi Gallery is not the first movable gallery in the history of arts, but seems to be the...
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From 1 March to 1 June, Palazzo Martinengo in Brescia will host the exhibition “Moretto, Savoldo, Romanino, Ceruti. 100...
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Until 26 January at Palazzo Reale in Milan, there will be a major exhibition dedicated to Auguste Rodin (Paris...
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More than 150 museums and almost 500 collectors already registered don’t seem to be enough yet to affirm that Vastari.com...
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Big truths come in small formats. Despite this booklet was written back in the seventies by Eugene M. Schwartz (1927-1995)...
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Santa Maria Maggiore’s Cathedral in Rome has been the first Roman church dedicated to the Holy Mary. A legend...
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Conceptual fine arts was in Rome last afternoon, visiting Santa Maria Maggiore Cathedral and two galleries, T293 and Frutta. We...
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The Old Masters Week 2014, at Sotheby’s (New York), opens on 25 January and features an array of sales from...
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