12th May, the Sotheby’s auction opening the contemporary art week in New York started off with a bang: Mark Bradford...
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At the gate of the international exhibition at the Corderie an ambitious introductory text informs the general public and collectors...
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Reopened to the public on 13 April 2013, after a ten-year renovation managed by architecture firm Cruz y Ortiz and...
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We sat down with Clino Trini Castelli, the friend of Arte Povera artists who invented the no-form design (years before...
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We don’t know whether Basil and Elise Goulandris would have been happy or not about the resounding Syryza’s victory in Greece,...
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Surely one of the most important sculpture parks in Belgium, the Middelheim Museum in Antwerp hosts more than 200 outdoor...
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The photographer Ugo Mulas has been not only a wit observer, but also a reliable interpreter of what happened...
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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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Some days ago we have discussed about the essay published one Mousse magazine by Jens Hoffmann. It follows...
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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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After ten years at the guidance of the Dresden State Art Collections, in September 2011 Professor Martin Roth was appointed...
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