The grace of the characters’ hands, so carefully depicted, the depth of their gazes, the vanishing clouds in the background,...
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“In these sketches entitled: My Robben Island, I have attempted to colour the island sketches in ways that reflect the...
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After ten years at the guidance of the Dresden State Art Collections, in September 2011 Professor Martin Roth was appointed...
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The starting point of David Ostrowski’s solo show at Simon Lee, is neither the title “Yes or let’s say no”,...
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Conceptual fine arts explored the 46 large scale paintings from the XVII century currently on exhibition at the Accademia di...
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We met French artist Laure Prouvost in 2013 in occasion of the opening of her solo show at the Collezione...
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Considering the lack of good art theories in the last two decades – a period of time in which art curators have...
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The Chapel of the Priors in the Palazzo Vecchio, in Florence, is a mixture of art, form and information, architecture...
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The public knows Ed Lachman as the director of photography of movies such as Far From Heaven, Erin Brockovich or...
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On the morning of March 11th 1944, during the Second World War, the city of Padua, Northern Italy, was heavy...
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The aim austrian artist, curator and theoretican Peter Weibel declares he wants to achieve with the upcoming “Global activism” at...
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Today the Italian Senate will discuss if, after having been condammed for fiscal fraude, Silvio Berlusconi will have the right...
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With much expectation from his several followers, Rod Barton relocates at a new 1700 sqft space in London. The gallery...
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Yesterday it was the last day of “Fault lines” the highly appreciated retrospective show on Allora & Calzadilla at Palazzo...
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Victor Brauner (1903-1966) was a Romanian surrealist painter. His artistic production is rich in unique hybrid images, hallucinations mixing women,...
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When contemporary artists conceive works whose understanding lies in the information related to the object, these pieces are categorized as...
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Here is how Omer Fast wrote a seminal chapter in the relation between art and sexuality, by talking about solitude...
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According to the exhibition “Angkor, naissance d’un mythe”, currently at the Musée Guimet in Paris, Louis Delaport was not only...
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His curriculum vitae is as thin as a painting stroke. Nevertheless, rumors say that Francesco Bonami recently convinced collector Patrizia...
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Angelo Bronzino was born exactly 510 years ago (Agnolo di Cosimo, November 17, 1503 – November 23, 1572, usually known...
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How can we calculate the value of an ancient work of art? Is it that value linked to its history?...
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On November the 7th, the sky outside Cell Project Space was lit by the trajectory of a firework. The following...
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This photo was taken a few days ago in Turin, inside the storage of Artissima. The guy who is unwrapping...
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In a developed society most of the objects of luxury and mass luxury are also regarded as status symbols. Cars,...
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There is a room, n.50 in the Victoria & Albert museum, dedicated to a spectacular collection of Italian Renaissance sculpture....
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Bill Viola will go on show (from November 23rd to February 20th) in the Palazzo Te, Mantova. It is not...
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Christie’s (on November, 12) will offer one of the most famous Pop Art masterworks by Andy Warhol as the highlight...
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November is the last month to visit the exhibition “The system of objects – The Dakis Joannou collection reloaded by...
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The third episode of the trilogy about dreams currently on show in Paris is the epic Philippe Parreno’s retrospective at...
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The meaning of the word transfiguration is: “a complete change of form or appearance into a more beautiful or spiritual...
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The script of an “unrealized film by Elmgreen and Dragset” that your are invited to take at the entrance of...
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