Futures 2018. Six debuts in contemporary photography
An exhibition at Camera in Turin offers an insight of six different profiles from the Italian emerging photography scene
Michael Sailstorfer. If eyes had no tears
The first solo exhibition in London, by German artist, is including video, sculpture, sound and interventions characterized by teardrop leitmotifs.
Danilo Correale. Claiming the unborn Cinema
Through censored material from the 50s to the 80s, “They will say I killed them” enacts fragments of forgotten Italian Cinema treatments.
Black Hole. An intuitive feel for the beauty of the unseen
Bergamo’s GAMeC – Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea introduces artists who have explored the concept of matter as a primordial substance.
Kunsthal KAdE. Balancing acts of extreme precariousness
Twenty-four international artists question equilibrium in sculptures, installations, photographs, paintings, performances, drawings and video works.
Laura Lima. The last slight agitation at Fondazione Prada
The Brazilian artist completed a series of interventions inside the Cisterna’s spaces in Fondazione Prada, selected in the name of a Slight Agitation.
Digital nature by Ryoichi Kurokawa on display in Modena
The Japanese artist starts with what surrounds us, decodifies it scientifically, and collaborates with scientists and astrophysicists to digitally generate physical environments in which we can move around, see and hear.
Ekaterina Degot
Graz. 50 years of a multidisciplinary art festival
Interview with the director of the steirischer herbstpro, a festival that continues in the collaborative spirit of its founding, focused on international breadth and local depth.
Mathis Altmann. Tragicomedy prototypes at Istituto Svizzero
The first solo presentation in Italy by the German artist encompasses layered stages of the Absurd, at different scales.
Space Shifters: visual trickery at London's Hayward Gallery
Works by artists including Yayoi Kusama and Anish Kapoor go on show at London’s Hayward Gallery, in a major exhibition that disrupts and alters the visitors’ sense of space.
The essence of design
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.
VISUAL GEOMETRIC
Square mirror with lacquered metal frame, mocha or burnished brass finish. Central mirror available in different shades.The new dimensions of the Visual mirrors create original reflections thanks to the different shades and to their modularity. They furnish private and public spaces with a refined simplicity and allow to create large compositions.
TREASURED LIGHT
A symmetrical bamboo-effect interlocking puzzle characterises Mr. Zheng coffee tables by Roberto Lazzeroni, which name underscores its Far East inspiration.
The Humans at St. Gallen Kunstmuseum
Seven artists and their independent views of the world: how they immerse themselves in realities inaccessible to traditional media.
Thomas Hutton. Visible invisibilities
In Rome, an art space presents an exhibition of new sculptures and an ensemble of prototype furniture by Thomas Hutton.
London. A temple to kneel at the altar of Oscar Wilde
The artist duo McDermott & McGough transforms a gallery into a shrine dedicated to the great writer, to pray to LGBTQ+ heroes and celebrate the community with events open to everyone.