When you enter “December”, Claudette Gacuti’s exhibition, you immediately come across what looks like the remains of an archaeological dig, carefully laid out on a sort of geological fold topped …
One of the largest museum and heritage projects in Rome, the National Roman Museum initiative, was launched after the Italian Ministry of Culture recently approved funding of 71 million euros …
The first thing one sees when entering the exhibition of paintings by Pablo Ferrer “Repetitions” is a text by the artist in which he reflects on the value of repetition …
Francesco Salviati, Bindo Altoviti (around 1545) Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York The Metropolitan Museum of Art has acquired a Renaissance portrait of exceptional quality depicting the pontifical banker Bindo …
In his first solo exhibition since graduating from Frankfurt Städelschule last year, Amsterdam-based painter W. Rossen presents five new works. Although compact, the show is rich in art historical references. …
British artist Jake Chapman is messing around on instagram with a series of messages lambasting Prince Harry and his recent autobiography Spareabout his life in the British royal family. The …
Accompanying Thaddaeus Ropac’s extensive solo exhibition on Joseph Beuys, a second, smaller exhibition curated by Antony Gormley places the two artists’ works in dialogue. Unsurprisingly, Gormley de Beuys’ selections feature …
Old masters are a hard sell. “This is not a business for the faint-hearted. Or those in a hurry,” said Carlo Milano, the founder of London-based Callisto Fine Arts gallery, …
British sculptor Phyllida Barlow, long respected among British artists who taught at London’s Slade School of Fine Art for more than 40 years, has died aged 78. Her death was …
Up or down? The question could evoke eschatological anxiety or just another day at the office. Gabriele Garavaglia’s “Liftcore” deploys the elevator motif to accentuate the surreality of the mundane, …
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