The Dutch VR artist Celine Daemen, president of this year’s jury of Venice Immersive,, tells Domus where are we going with VR art, among immersiveness and liminal spaces.
Today, October 4th, Mexico celebrates its birth. A powerful art movement emerged from this land of contrasts in the 20th century. Rivera, Orozco, and Kahlo – the Muralists – tell the story of a people seeking redemption through colors, passions, and history.
On September 27, 1917, Paris lost Edgar Degas, the artist who defied conventions. With his dancers, his studies of movement, and his bold compositions, Degas captured the essence of modern life, leaving behind an artistic legacy that continues to inspire and captivate.
Many personalities who helped building and livening up the post-war cultural world have passed away in this 2020. For each of them, we suggest a project, a book, an exhibition, a website, to transfer a small part of the enormous cultural legacy they left us.
Milan honors the French-American artist with a not-to-be-missed anthological exhibition that portrays her as more contemporary than ever.
After the fomo that characterised the financial bubble a few years ago, NFTs seem to be just a memory. But is it really all over?
We don’t inhabit environments, we are the environment
We interviewed the Chief Curator of the 13th Shanghai Biennale, entitled “Bodies of Water” who describes Biennale’s as reality-sensing-devices.
Novelist and futurist Bruce Sterling recounts the story of Lunar Codex, the project that realizes the dream of a time capsule on our satellite, where the cultural and artistic heritage of humanity is preserved.
Details and previews of the art fair set to light up London from October 9 to 13, 2024. How to arrive prepared and what to expect from this year’s edition.
Forget painting, sculpture, or installation art – Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley has chosen video games as their medium of expression. We caught up with the artist at the debut of the second part of their major solo exhibition at Berghain.
Ninety years after his birth, Mario Schifano continues to be a reference point for Italian contemporary art. The Roman artist, with his eclectic and innovative work, was able to uniquely interpret and represent the era of consumerism and mass media.
After two years of enthusiasm, the art market is showing clear signs of slowing down. From data analysis to future outlooks, here are some thoughts on the ongoing changes.
Barcelona is just the beginning, Manifesta15 takes over Catalonia in one of its largest edition. Here’s what to see from September 8 to November 24, 2024.
Giovanni Fattori, master of the Macchiaioli movement, was born today in 1825. His art celebrates light and everyday life, reminding us even today of the value of observation and authenticity.
