Art critic and politician Giovanni Morelli played a key role in the history of art. Here is an honest portrait...
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dépendance in Brussels is a true artist's gallery. We had a chat with its founder Michael Callies, asking a few...
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Through expressive materials and traditional techniques Hanna-Maria Hammari leads us to tackle the age of surveillance capitalism.
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We delve into the career changes and improvements of New York based artist Michael Portnoy through his work as shoemaker...
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Fondazione Converso brings Michael Dean inside San Paolo Converso, the Campi brothers' milanese masterpiece. The End is actually a new...
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We sat down with director James Bradburne to tell the path that led him to the original didactic approach introduced...
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For this At The Show With The Artist, Sophie Varin discusses Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49 in relation...
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What to see in Como? An in depth writing mapping Romanesque architecture and art in the city of Como and...
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We delve into recurring themes in Michaela Eichwald's painting through another artist's reading of her recent exhibition at dépendance in...
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In this essay we paint a portrait of Than Hussein Clark as a hybrid between the figure of the impersonator...
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We have met Nora Turato, an over educated graphic designer who became a performer artist, to question the information she...
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We discussed art restitution issues with Albert Lutz, leaving director of Rietberg Museum, Switzerland’s only museum dedicated to non-European art.
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The first solo show of Lorenza Longhi at Fanta MLN questions our understanding of perfection by looking into industrial design's...
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As all great art collectors in the Renaissance, also Isabella d'Este was mainly buying contemporary art, but with a deep...
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First institutional solo show of Mona Osman opens at Collezione Maramotti on 12th Oct. Here some insights that could help...
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Acclaimed graphic designer Karel Martens has made artwork for decades. We delve into this artistic production and its relation with...
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The 12th Duke of Devonshire tells about his family art collection and gives some insights on Chatsworth House and the...
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Who is painting today's Scrovegni Chapel? Here is some artists who have painted pictorial cycles comparable to those that have...
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Here is our selection of five among the best publishers of artist books active today in Europe, spanning different countries,...
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We sat down with Neo Rauch in New York, where the Drawing Center is dedicating a comprehensive exhibition to his...
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Here is a transcription and English version of the letter by which Marcel Duchamp founded the 'ready-made' practice. It all...
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Sjarel Ex of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen talks about what promises to change the future of museums, opening them to...
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Nadia Samdani and her husband Rajeeb are some of Bangladesh top art philanthropists and collectors. We asked about their past,...
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Opavivará turns the experience of art into the work of art, for questioning our needs as human beings. Even if...
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We provide an overview of rediscovered Viennese artist Heinz Frank, a true contemporary master that defies art history and trends.
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A show brings the Orpheus Cycle, long attributed to Grechetto, to Palazzo Reale. But a book casts doubt on the...
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With a new film Zoe Williams explores secret fantasies and forgotten desires. But the core of the matter is the...
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'Verrocchio master of Leonardo', the first show dedicated to Da Vinci's mentor, asks a crucial question: is art to be...
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We met Roman Stanczak, the artist representing Poland at the 58th Venice Biennale. He turned an aircraft inside-out, for talking...
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We sat with research-oriented artist Haseeb Ahmed to talk about Luigi Russolo's The Revolt, a painting that bears formal and...
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Margherita Moscardini, the Municipality of Reggio Emilia and Collezione Maramotti give birth to the first European extra-territorial fountain and reopen...
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