Like any good window display, Genesis Belanger’s work inspires close looking
Behind three large windows a receptionist’s waiting room is staged, fabricated almost entirely of porcelain and stoneware ceramics.
Revolving around the 58th Venice Biennale
10 unmissable collateral events in Venice, from Catalonia to Scotland to Wales Pavilion, experiencing Salon Suisse, Palazzo Grassi and Punta della Dogana.
Rome, home: the disquieting vision of Caimi and Piccinni
With Rhome, the photographic duo take a fascinating and disturbing portrait of the city they call home.
Banu Cennetoğlu. Publicly introspective
In New York, the Istanbul-based artist introduces her first U.S. solo exhibition at SculptureCenter, dealing with the gathering of residue of information, data, and images.
Be yourself in India through Alessio Maximilian Schroder's portraits
“The Shape of Self” is one step forward on the road to transgender emancipation in a historically tough country.
Salvatore Arancio
That which is obsolete is precious...
From an interest in nature and the landscape to a fascination for cataloguing methods, from archaic techniques to scientific concepts which are infused with mythology and fantasy. A conversation with the Sicilian artist.
China is changing Hollywood forever
In order to conquer the Far East, Western cinema is changing. Not only in terms of the structure of films, but also in the values that they transmit. Beginning with blockbusters.
After London, the ICA Institute for Contemporary Art opens in Milan
Just a short way away from the Prada Foundation, the new non-profit centre for contemporary art has opened in a 1930s office block.
Portfolio: the physicality of digital infrastructures
For Milan Digital Week, Raumplan and Delfino Sisto Legnani discover the hidden places hosting the physical component of digital infrastructures.
Venice Art Biennale 2019: what not to miss
From national belonging to mass extinction and natural disaster, these 11 national pavilion contemplate what it means to live and think in “interesting times”.
The new space race
Light and free like a butterfly, extending and folding like a folding screen, ORIGAMI, designed by Alberto Meda, is an electric plug&play radiator that liaises with its surroundings.
Fitness of materials
Paravan is sculptural in form and architectural in execution, both articulating and creating space. Like parentheses to enclose a conversation, Paravan creates intimacy in open areas with sound absorbing panels to support focus, concentration, and collaboration.
The second nature of heat
A symmetrical bamboo-effect interlocking puzzle characterises Mr. Zheng coffee tables by Roberto Lazzeroni, which name underscores its Far East inspiration.
Theo Jansen’s prehistoric creatures imprisoned in a Milan museum
The Dutch artist exhibits 13 impressive kinetic installations at the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology and like the Renaissance master combines art and science.
Archive is the new black: the exhibitions by Theaster Gates and Frida Orupabo
In Paris and Oslo, two exhibitions examine the power of archive material, of found documentary and photographic footage, which has become part of the rewriting of the history of black culture.
Drowning in a sea of data
La Casa Encendiada in Madrid presents “Drowning in a Sea of Data”, a project which reflects on contemporary language, with representations of disorientation and loss of all points of reference.