L’Orfeo debuts with “Ego”, the dynamic installation by Studio Drift
An artist, a director and a choreographer work together to bring on stage a deeply revisited Greek myth. Through a moving structure that embodies all the feelings of the human soul.
Sissi’s sculpture-clothes on show at Palazzo Bentivoglio, Bologna
Sissi’s bold sculptures-clothes are the protagonists of a show that highlights the cardinal aspects of her poetics. For the Bologna Art Week, a performance by the artist is planned.
Interview with Botero, a hymn to existence between volume and colour
Palazzo Pallavicini in Bolgona hosts 50 unique works in an exhibition divided into seven sections, dedicated to the themes dearest to the artist. The interview.
All the art exhibitions not to miss in 2020
From Edward Hopper at Beyeler Foundation in Basel to the biennial of contemporary African art: the art exhibition calendar for the next year.
Best of 2019: Arts, Fashion, Cinema and Photography
A journey that passes through Venice Biennale, fashion shows, South-East Asia, the California Desert and then goes back to Italy.
Michael Rakowitz
A project about architecture is always a project about portraiture
The exhibition “Michael Rakowitz. Imperfect Binding” at Castello di Rivoli presents major artworks envisioned in the artist’s over-twenty-year practice traversing architecture, archaeology, ritual cooking practices and geopolitics.
Intuition of Pixels: Marta Blue shoots using a Google smartphone
In a former warehouse in Amsterdam the colourful images of fourteen African artists are staged: exuberance, colour and irreverence are the watchwords to rewrite the creative identity of this continent. And redeem it.
Istanbul in transition as depicted by Caimi & Piccinni
An energetic and contradictory Istanbul from the award–winning duo Caimi & Piccinni to become a book by André Frère.
The new cinema museum in Rome is a transmedial architecture
Interview with the artists of None Collective, who designed the immersive exhibition of the new MIAC – Italian Museum of Audiovisual and Cinema.
Barricades of Hong Kong as a symbol of resistance
Through the pictures of barricades an exhibition documents Hong Kong’s protests started in 2014 and the Umbrella Movement.
Garbatella, a neighborhood through time
Open until December 20th, Garbatella Images is a site specific audio-visual project focused on the Roman garden city.
Black and white photographs by Jessica Lange tell the story of the American Midwest
At the Greenberg Gallery in New York, images of the actress of King Kong tell the story of her journeys through the Highway 61, along the Mississippi.
Giacometti the sadist: the unknown side of a great sculptor
The Giacometti Institute exhibits little-known diary drawings and sculptures of the Swiss artist, revealing his controversial passion for Marquis de Sade.