Fiorucci inaugurates a new cultural space: the first exhibition is by Paris-based artist Thomas Jeppe, who combines painting, video, and photography to raise critical questions about our present.
Unforgettable images from a genius of visual art, who has forever left planet Earth.
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From the Kiasma Museum for Contemporary Art to unrealized projects such as the Palazzo del Cinema in Venice, the exhibition “Steven Holl – Drawing as Thought” showcases the American architect’s works through his vision of drawing as a form of thought.
Launched 8 years ago, Switch was the console that breathed new life into Nintendo. A successor had been expected for years, but if it works, why change it? Here's what we know after the official announcement.
The family who have lived there since 1982 sold the house last year and it will now become the home of the ‘Auschwitz Research Centre on Hate, Extremism and Radicalisation’.
This project is real and aims to increase the number of pet-owning visitors to museums, addressing separation anxiety and… guilt.
“M. Il figlio del secolo” is the series where the truth of fascism emerges through cinematic stylisation, including through the depiction of Milan as the city of defeat, poverty and despair.
“Olivetti. Men, projects and products” uses an exhibition module by Hans von Klier from 1978 and reactivates famous projects including one by Enzo Mari and one by BBPR.
From Prada to Versace to Gucci, South Korean music stars are increasingly featured in the picture of Italian fashion houses: here’s why.
The Getty Villa, the Eames House and other major icons of modern architecture are threatened by the fire that has ravaged the city in recent hours.
The tech trade show confirms its central role in automotive, with a flurry of announcements revolving around electric vehicles, transportation technology, and mobility solutions.
ZHA wins the competition for the new museum dedicated to Nikola Tesla in Belgrade, transforming a 1920s industrial building into a new cultural hub that appears to be shaped by invisible electrical forces.
The video of the Hollywood sign ablaze raises serious questions about how much we really need real images.
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