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Ruth Ewan, The Beast at Collective in Edinburgh, (film still), 2022. Courtesy of the artist
“The Beast” by Ruth Ewan at Collective in Edinburgh
Destroying the environment, playing the philanthropist card
Francesco Zizola, Italian photographer, winner of the World Press Photo of the Year 1996
Francesco Zizola: Mare Omnis
How the detail of a network opens sociological and anthropological reflections
Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, Judith beheading Holofernes, (1598)
The allure of lady killers: Salomé, Judith and Jael
Romantic heroines from myth to canvas and beyond
George Tice, Industrial Landscape, Kearny, New Jersey, 1973, gelatin silver print, 8 x 10 inches. Courtesy of Joseph Bellows Gallery, La Jolla California
George Tice at Joseph Bellows Gallery
The impact of the replaced commonplace
Artist Jaye Moon in conversation with author Hyewon Yi during her solo exhibition, Wings of Desire, at Jennifer Baahng Gallery in New York City
Interview with Jaye Moon
An inspired career from Korea to New York
Lucio Fontana, Spacial concept, 1964. Courtesy of Fondazione Magnani Rocca/Lucio Fontana Foundation
Lucio Fontana. After the space age
Fondazione Magnani Rocca, Traversetolo, Italy
Witold Wojtkiewicz, Pflügen, 1905
An interview with Albert Godetzky
Silent rebels: Symbolism in Poland around 1900
Daria Usova, invented her own “Pieces Art” collage technique, a mosaic-like method, which results in a collage’s visual semblance to a painting
Interview with Daria Usova: inventing a dream
Official artist of the Principality of Monaco
Amber Vittoria in her Manhattan apartment and art studio
Amber Vittoria: Manhattan artist and poet
Exploring nuances of womanhood through a bold and colourful palette
Andreas Gursky, Bauhaus, 2020
Andreas Gursky at White Cube, Bermondsey
The end of the beginning
Isaku Yanaihara (1918-1989) was a Japanese philosopher and art critic
Alberto Giacometti and Isaku Yanaihara
Parallel realities
Mohamad Hafez, a Syrian-born artist, explores the concept of 'home' - Photo by Paul Specht
Mohamad Hafez: the architect of (un)reliable memories
Journeys from an absent present to a lost past
Joaquin Sorolla, Running along the Beach, 1908
Postcard from the seaside
The scintillating light on the water, the changing colours and the moving horizon
At Eternitys Gate by Vincent Van Gogh: some believe that art is better when created from a place of suffering
The doomed artist
Is the cloud of darkness innate or cultivated?
Nasser Alzayani (centre), announced as winner of 2021 Richard Mille Art Prize at Louvre Abu Dhabi, with HE Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, the Abu Dhabi Chairman of Department of Culture and Tourism, H.E. Saood Abdulaziz Al Hosani, Manuel Rabaté, Director of Louvre Abu Dhabi, Peter Harrison, CEO Richard Mille, and Pharrell Williams, pop-singer and Richard Mille ambassador Courtesy Richard Mille Press Office
Nasser Alzayani in Louvre Abu Dhabi
The winner of the first edition of the Richard Mille Art Prize
Barbara Kruger “Untitled (We Don’t Need Another Hero)" (1987). Courtesy of the artist and Sprüth Magers
The bonfire of humanities
A view into British art education 1960-2020
Fede Galizia, Still life with apples, pears, figs and melon, c. 1625-30
An interview with Candida Lodovica de Angelis Corvi
Forbidden fruit: female still life
'Cieli Genesis' artwork by De Rrusie
An open conversation with De Rrusie
A spirit of no nation
Obvious, The Dry Harbour, 2019, GANs Algorithm, Woodblock Printing on traditional Japanese Washi, cm 78x106. Courtesy the artists
An interview to Obvious
Art and Artificial Intelligence
Rome, The Arch of Titus
The Arch of Pius VII rather than the Arch of Titus
A fascinating conversation with historian Samuele Rocca in the New Wing of the Vatican Museums
Lola de Miguel, Part of Galaxies Series, 60" x 120", 2022
Redemption through sulfur, hydrogen and oxygen
Lola de Miguel at Third Floor Gallery, Manhattan
Vincent Van Gogh, self-portrait
Café terrace at night by Vincent Van Gogh
A night in South of France, where time whisks away in coffee, porcelain and cheer
Kathe Kollwitz, The Prisoners, 1908, Estate of the artist
Mind the gap
Advocating for the Art School of Hard Knocks
Jumana Manna, Depositions, on display at the Augusteo del Serino Aqueduct
Jumana Manna: the body, the earth and the matter
Ruins as an integral part of life, and their regeneration
The relationship between the Judaism and Christian faith through the art of the Sistine Chapel
Judaism is the foundation of the Christian faith
The Sistine Chapel with Rabbi Benjamin Blech and Roy Doliner
Fernand Khnopff, Caresses of the Sphynx (1896)
Witches, angels and gods
The magic of Symbolism
Darthea Cross, Katahdin's Call, 30x48 acrylic on canvas
Darthea Cross
Contemplating sermons in the stones
Albrecht Dürer, A Lion, 1494, Gouache on parchment, heightened with gold, 12,6 x 17,2 cm, Kupferstichkabinett, Hamburger Kunsthalle © Photo Scala
Dürer’s journeys
500 years back in time
Anna Ridler, Circadian Bloom, 2021, installation of real-time GAN-generated imagery. "You and AI" exhibition © Studio On – Stelios Tzetzias, for Onassis Stegi
Anna Ridler: working with GANs
How can art and Artificial Intelligence interact?
Erin Shirreff, Fig. 10, 2019. Archival pigment print framed: 110.5 x 146.1 x 8.3 cm. Courtesy of the artist/Simon Lee Gallery
Grayscale
Simon Lee Gallery London
Imran Qureshi, AANideasLAB: IQ X IU project
Imran Qureshi and Islamabad United
World’s first cricket and art collaboration
Constantin Brancusi, Kissing Gate, ph. Ionel Scaunasu
The season of silence: visible and invisible
An open gate between Constantin Brancusi and Ionel Scaunasu
Henry Mova. Photo © Image Room OT by Oleg Tarnopolskiy
Meet Henry Mova
A pioneering art hunter on a mission in the world of art
Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses, Sugaring Off, 1955, Private collection; courtesy Galerie St. Etienne, New York © 2022, Grandma Moses Properties Co., NY
Seasonal landscapes of memory and hope
Celebration of Grandma Moses’ legacy
Hu Huiming, White soft rest, 2021
An interview with Hu Huiming
The artist's latest work: White soft rest
Dorian Dumonteil à Dumonteil-Paris Aboukir space
An interview with gallerist Dorian Dumonteil
Being an artist is a vocation
Nik Keter works on a painting in the series titled 'In the Name of the Mother and the Daughter'
Reframing Catholicism through art
Hail Mary, beloved Mother Earth
Colin Self, Guard Dog on a Missile Base, 1965 © The Artist/Tate Gallery
Art and the weaponization of everything
The seismic premise shift of art beyond view
Antonio Riello
Antonio Riello. Confined Objects
Lockdown drawings
Sir John Everett Millais, Apple Blossoms, 1858
The symbolism of nature
Notes on a landscape
Giotto (or Giotto school), Portrait of Dante, fresco in the Bargello Palace, Chapel of the Magdalene, Florence
Dante, the visionary and the myth
Between literature and art
"Mamil(a)s" is the work that allows the comeback of Desvio Coletivo to urban areas after two years of inactivity due to the Covid-19 pandemic
Mamil(a)s. Desvio Coletivo new performance
Who is afraid of women’s bodies?
The title of Perucchetti's collection was inspired by the work of Italian painter Enrico Castellani
Perucchetti's homage to nature
Textural renderings of the natural world
Palimpsest, HackelBury Fine Art, London
Coral Woodbury. Palimpsest
HackelBury Fine Art, London
Venezia 3021 by Vitruvio Virtual Reality
Venezia 3021
The video installation created for the celebration of its 1600 years
Sergey Katran, London, 2021
Art’s major task is to offer alternative models of reality
An interview with Sergey Katran
Mountain Streams in Summer and Autumn, Kiitsu Suzuki, Edo period, 19th century © Nezu Museum
Edo Rinpa style of Kiitsu Suzuki
Seasonal streams at Nezu Museum
Giovanni De Lazzari, Abbracci, 2013, pencil on paper, Fondazione Adolfo Pini 2019, credit by Andrea Rossetti; Giovanni De Lazzari, Cani dell'alba, 2012-13, pencil on prepared paper, Fondazione Adolfo Pini 2019, credit by Andrea Rossetti; Giovanni De Lazzari, Senza titolo, 2015, pencil on paper, Fondazione Adolfo Pini 2019, credit by Andrea Rossetti
The art of drawing nature
Interview with Giovanni De Lazzari
Pipilotti Rist retrospective at Kunsthaus Zurich, Worry Will Vanish Horizon, 2014. Audio video installation, music by Anders Guggisberg. Installation view, Hauser & Wirth, London, 2014. Photo: Alex Delfanne, © Courtesy the artist, Hauser & Wirth and Luhring Augustine
Never let a good crisis go to waste
Arguing for the arts in the 21st century
Oldest Acheulean discovery near Casablanca
Ancient Kingdom
Prehistorically discoveries in Morocco
KOU Gallery, Rome
An interview to Massimiliano Padovan Di Benedetto
Rome Art Week 2021
Henri Matisse, La danse
And then we danced
Painters have rhythm
Jacopo Mandich, Hug. Credit Gianmaria della Rossa. Courtesy of Faber art gallery
Something you can’t help looking at
Cristian Porretta on his long-lasting collaboration with Jacopo Mandich
Joseph Montgomery, exhibition view, galleria Car Drde, Bologna
A deep and personal way of looking at things
An interview with Joseph Montgomery
Oscar Giaconia, The Grinder, oil on oiled paper and nylon case, 124x219 cm, ph. Roberto Ferro. Collezione Coppola, Vicenza
A monstrous journey in search of Oscar Giaconia
The Grinder, Mr. O., Bhulk, Calabiyau, Ginnungagap
Paul Vousden, The Burkean Horizontal Sublime (2018) acrylic on board panel © The artist/East Gallery 2021
Paul Vousden. The legacy of the Burkean sublime
Representations of the British landscape in visual art
Stefano Di Stasio, Meta della vita (2011)
Poetic illusion
An interview with Stefano Di Stasio
Artist Seongmin Ahn focuses on beginning “again”
Again
Public art in New York by Seongmin Ahn
Sergey Kozlov
The ecstatic dance of shapes and colours
Interview with London artist Sergey Kozlov
Viveka Assembergs, Domani e dopodomani, 2020, ph. Paolo Biava. Courtesy the artist
The line of life: Viveka Assembergs
Sculpture, gift, and virtue
Jewish Lapidary, Vatican Museums, "Here lies Guadentia, priest, aged (aged 24). In peace her sleep", ph. Brenda Lee Bohen
Stone epitaphs of Jewish women in ancient Rome
Gaudentia, Eulogia, Besula
Individual works © Giovanni Marinelli, 2021
Giovanni Marinelli is not afraid of the blank sheet
Individual works
Tadanori Yokoo, A Dark Night's Flashing: From the Red Darkness, detail, 2001, Collection of Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo
The phantasmic world of Tadanori Yokoo
Transforming reality into fantasy, fantasy into reality
Exhibition view: Ryan Gander, The Self Righting of All Things, Lisson Gallery, London (2 March–21 April 2018) © Ryan Gander. Courtesy Lisson Gallery, ph. Jack Hems
Hold the hyperbole
How did self-promotion phenomenon gain such widespread traction in our consciousness
Olmo Amato
Interconnected universes
An interview with Olmo Amato
George Frederic Watts, Can These Bones Live?, detail, 1897-8
Victorian village art
Watts Gallery-Artists' Village
Michael Stillwater, Tropical village beach
Contemplations in pen & ink
Drawing lines through time
Danilo Stojanović, Mourning the red cactus at Andrea Festa Fine Art © Andrea Festa Fine Art / All Rights Reserved
Danilo Stojanović. A gothic reality in liquid tones
"Mourning the red cactus" at Andrea Festa Fine Art
Ludovico Bomben, Acquasantiera, 2015, corian and brass, cm 40 x 32 x 32. Ph Marco Diodà. Courtesy the artist
An interview with Ludovico Bomben
The artistic process as a path: from vision to object
Søren Solkær, Black Sun #16
Remember you are a soul
An interview with photographer Søren Solkær
The artist, Gabriel Buttigieg
Exploring the mind of the talented Gabriel Buttigieg
Interpreting the human condition through the artist's creations
Damien Hirst, The Impossibility The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living, (1991), ph. Prudence Cuming Associates © Damien Hirst and Science Ltd. All rights reserved, DACS 2012
The naked city
Where is the place for art and culture on an uninhabitable planet?
Agostino De Romanis, Riflesso di fatica e di dolore, 2003, oil on cardboard, cm 80 x 120
Gioacchino Rossini and Agostino De Romanis
The theatre of light
Gregori Maiofis
The theatre of photography
An interview with Gregori Maiofis
Cinzia Mutigli, I've Danced at Parties, 2021, ph. Polly Thomas for g39
The simplicity of life
A nomination to resurface and survey… II
Banksy. A visual protest at the Chiostro del Bramante
Banksy. A visual protest
An exhibition that pays off the waiting caused by the pandemic
Non-Fungible Token's latest spin
Tech company Streeth is making street art collectible
Ennio Morlotti, Landscape, 1955, oil on canvas, cm 61 x 77, detail
Short history of the nude in Ennio Morlotti
Forty years of research and introspection
Laddie John Dill, Light Trap Blue and Orange, 2019, Aircraft aluminum welded, polished, and burnished with oil, 42 x 72 in (106.7 x 182.9 cm)
Art, travel and time
An interview with gallerist Georges Bergès
Spiral Jetty is an earthwork sculpture constructed in April 1970 that is considered to be the most important work of American sculptor Robert Smithson. Smithson documented the construction of the sculpture in a 32-minute color film also titled Spiral Jetty. Built on the northeastern shore of the Great Salt Lake near Rozel Point in Utah entirely of mud
A crisis at scale
Public art and the winds of change
Marion Palfi, Greenwood, Mississippi, 1963. Gelatin silver print. Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona: Marion Palfi Archive/Gift of the Menninger Foundation and Martin Magner. © Center for Creative Photography, Arizona Board of Regents
Why hasn’t America worked for everyone?
Marion Palfi at the Phoenix Art Museum
Martin Beek
Getting under the skin of art
An interview with Martin Beek
Tom Poelmans, The Hidden History at Andrea Festa Fine Art © Andrea Festa Fine Art / All Rights Reserved
Tom Poelmans. Between abstract & figurative art
"The hidden history" at Andrea Festa Fine Art
Giorgio Morandi, Still life, 1943, Lisbon, Centro Cultural de Belem, Berardo Collection
Cesare Brandi and Giorgio Morandi
Short history of a friendship
Marc Riboud (French, 1923–2016), Peace March, Washington, D.C., 1967, Gelatin silver print, Collection of the Dayton Art Institute
We are still children of the 60s
Art of the 1960s: Dayton Art Institute
Gabriel Bracho, Stained-glass dome at the Ministry of Defense, Venezuela
Gabriel Bracho
Militant of Venezuela’s Social Realism
Hans-Peter Feldmann was born in 1941 in Düsseldorf, West Germany
The problem with science
Classification and perception in the work of Hans-Peter Feldmann
Pascal Greco, Hong Kong Neon, 2021
Pascal Greco
Hong Kong and its neon signs
Oscar Rabin, The Abandoned Train Station. St Michel, 2012, detail. Private collection
An interview with Oscar Rabin
I am always on the side of the persecuted, humiliated, and oppressed
Andrea Festa's home gallery, ph. Matteo Lippera
From collector to entrepreneur
Andrea Festa on the phenomenon of home galleries
I am a Pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama, 2013 © Alma Reyes
Marunouchi Street Gallery
From Wasteland to Artland
Valori Tattili, 2019. Courtesy Accademia Carrara, Bergamo
Discovering tactile values
A new fascinating experience at the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo
Anish Kapoor
Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning, Shenzhen
Ian Hamilton Finlay
Only the dead have seen the end of war
Let’s play statues
A very long journey unveiling Pre-Raphaelite stained glass
Victorian and Pre-Raphaelite stained glass unveiled
An interview with Alastair Carew-Cox
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