Botticelli: portraiture as a lost paradiseBotticelli's portraits bring us to the golden age of his life, preluding his dramatic fall into debts and oblivion.
Margaret Lee: What You See Is What You MeanThinking through Margaret Lee’s recent paintings in light of the compound visual language the artist has been developing over the past decade.
Cinzia Ruggeri by Dino Buzzati (anno 1960)An English translation of Dino Buzzati's text for the first exhibition of Cinzia Ruggeri in 1960, where magic realism meets art writing.
Ana Elisa Egreja: painting the texture of thingsAna Elisa Egreja has painted interior scenes for twenty years. We talked to her in the midst of a change, discussing about creativity.
Giambattista Tiepolo: escaping the museum roomTiepolo's painting lives outside museums, inseparable from the places for which it was created. Here is a comprehensive map.
Artist-run spaces in Europe todayA landscape of artist-run spaces active in Europe today, testimonies from the interstice between institutions and market.
Benedetto Antelami: praise of gravityBenedetto Antelami carves the most spiritual and quotidian figures in the heaviest Medieval stone, founding blocks of cathedrals and cults.
Art hotels: cultural experiences wantedIt's time for alternatives, not only to art fairs. We analyze art hotels as places for artistic experience beyond mere contemplation.
Giant Polaroid, innovation or preservation?A brief history of the Giant Polaroid, the largest transportable Polaroid ever built, which put together the art of photography with art itself.
A mistaken perspective on the RenaissanceWrong, defective, crooked perspectives: they were not painters' mistakes, but ways to represent thoughts and mysteries in the Renaissance.
