We had never visited his studio, met him in person, or read any article about him before. When a few...
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Until recently, the number of curators in Kenya could be counted on one hand. Two, if you were kind. The...
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Tourists visiting Italy are generally well aware of Tuscany, Umbria, or Marche. They are familiar with their beautiful hilly landscape,...
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Most of the many experienced observers who visited the last edition of Liste art fair in Basel may have noticed...
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A spectre is haunting the world – the spectre of uncertainty. 2016 may enter history not just because of the...
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Florence. The solemn annunciation executed by Filippo Lippi around 1440 for the Martelli Chapel in the Church of Saint Lawrence was...
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Established at first as a biennial exhibition programme and shortly afterwards as an all year-round institution dedicated to fostering contemporary...
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As time goes by, people are getting more and more aware of how aggressive poachers in Africa have become and,...
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EXO, Exo Exo, XOXO. In over two years EXO’s name shifted. People made it their own. August 2013 : “-...
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The pseudoscorpion, – Lasiochernes Pilosus, is a secretive scorpion like insect that makes home in the nests of moles. Before...
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In the art works of Tschabalala Self (b. 1990), identity is not a given. Her subjects are always formed precisely...
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Do you like me or not? Whether you do or not depends, in countless instances, whether I meet you halfway,...
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The critic is alive. The critic is dead. Around the status of the art critic there is an endless debate,...
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Rocinha is known as the main favela of Rio de Janeiro, and apparently also the most populated of the entire...
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After exactly a month from its opening, the feeling is that this year Venice Biennale has been in the news...
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To be added to the list of 25 art novels that we published a few months ago in response to...
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In his 1936 political essay titled “The Author as Producer”, Walter Benjamin dismisses the debate between form and content...
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Darja Bajagic, born in 1990 in Titograd (ex Yugoslavia), graduated at the Yale School of Art in 2014 and now...
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Everybody agrees that the same glass of Vermentino wine has a different taste when sipped in Genoa, instead of London,...
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Rather than travelling on a swifter inland route along the Sussex coast from Brighton to Eastbourne, we took the coastal...
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