What will the Snake do? The theme of the Okayama Art Summit 2019
Directed by French artist Pierre Huyghe, the second edition of the Japanese contemporary art fair will take place from 27 September to 24 November.
Edoardo Tresoldi’s sculpture unveiled at Arte Sella park in Trentino
Located on a hill inside the sculpture park in Trentino Valley, Simbiosi by the Italian artist connects architecture and nature: for the first time, the ligthness of the wire mesh meets the materiality of stones.
Faraway, so close: a portfolio by Gerry Johansson
The Swedish photographer, known for his serene black and white man–made landscapes, will be on show in Milan with an exhibition that briefly retraces his whole career.
The pale, vintage interiors of Roy Andersson’s latest film
Winner of the Silver Lion award for Best Director at the lastest Venice Film Festival, “Om Det Oändliga (About Endlessness)” is a phlegmatic sequence of everyday life scenes.
An interview with Marie-Claude Beaud
The director of the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco discusses her work: the experience of exhibition spaces, the relationship with great architects, the new space for educational activities of Studio Quetzal at Villa Paloma.
Michelangelo Pistoletto
My father, who has always been in my heart, returns through my art”: an interview with Michelangelo Pistoletto
Biella plays host to “Padre e Figlio (father and son)”, a multi-venue exhibition which brings together the art of Michelangelo Pistoletto and that of his father Ettore.
Bitter Leaves: a portfolio by Rocco Rorandelli
Just a week left till the end of the Kickstarter pre-sale campaign for the latest book of the italian photographer.
United Colors of Winogrand
For the first time, the Brooklyn Museum tries to put order in the American compulsive photographer’s little–known color production.
A journey through southern Europe in the footsteps of Pan
The photographs of Davide Pagliarini, architect and photographer, were taken over 20 years: a book and an exhibition recount his search for the sacred between nature and artifice.
Montpellier turns into MoCo: interview with director Nicolas Bourriaud
In the South of France, Montpellier Contemporain is a project for a territory opening the first Centre dedicated to public and private international art collections.
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.
Shapes and materials compositions: Arblu’s bathroom furniture
The Lineò collection, produced by the Friulian company, is characterised by the combination of warm and delicate colours, finishes and different materials.
Empathic systems at Frankfurter Kunstverein
Embodying the same topic, Theo Jansen, Yves Netzhammer and Takayuki Todo intertwine their solo shows between visible and invisible mechanisms.
Francesco Merlini, memories run through it
The photographer attempts a complex synthesis between past and present, revisiting and reinterpreting a place close to him.
In Accra, abandoned buildings become open air art galleries
The Limbo Accra project invades with art the skeleton of an uncompleted luxury house in the capital city of Ghana, blurring the borders between public and private space.