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A new handshake: the multifaceted meanings of Saype’s intervention in Venice
Saype shortens the motto “Say Peace” in itself. In his ongoing project "Beyond Walls" a hymn to...
“Spend some time each day to be alone with yourself listening to your inner voice”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #23
The emotionality and spirituality that surround and influence the artistic and cultural...
“What we do is just a drop in the ocean, but if we didn’t do it the ocean would have one drop less”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #22
Gustave Courbet draws profound inspiration from his experiences on the Normandy coasts: in his...
The comfort of a pixel: Archibald by Poltrona Frau reinterpreted by Felipe Pantone
Argentine Christmas, Spanish life. Felipe Pantone experiments on the street but is trained in the...
“For all important changes we must take a leap in the dark”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #21
Dark is black. It is the absence of light and references, the lack of narration and emotion....
A place that does not exist or an unattainable project: Treccani Arte launches Utopia, the representation through contemporary artworks of the Italian language
Utopia, the "place that does not exist", the unachievable project. This is the title of the latest...
Absence‐essence. A glimpse of Serena Poletti’s inner world
With a degree in Pharmacy, Serena Poletti (Pordenone, 1986) gave herself body and soul to art in...
Eyes, hands, gestures, expertise. Homo Faber 2022 presents the excellence of contemporary artistic craftsmanship
From the 10th of April the virtuosity of the worldwide craftsmanship is celebrated only in the...
A sculpture park in the middle of the Rhine forest. Tony Cragg Foundation is an experience of art and nature
How to forget the scene of the huge dance studio in the forest filmed by Wim Wenders in his...
“What we know is a drop, what we don’t know is an ocean”
#PhilosophicalWednesday#20
There are some contemporary painters who have a great expressive strength ‐ capable of “feeling”...
A non-fair for the new generations of collectors. (un)fair opens in the rooms of Superstudio Maxi in Milan
They’re not lacking in courage indeed. In the middle of the pandemic there’s someone who has...
Just like the protagonist of an unusual dream. Teun Hocks’ photography is an ironic smile to absurdity of life
Can the moon be stolen or some musical notes be captured through the use of a butterfly net? Can...
A total look – all in virtual. The first edition of Metaverse Fashion Week is about to be launched
Rooms, catwalks, models, events, VIP access are virtual. The new haute‐couture collections “land”...
Artribune: Speakart, the software that reveals the state of health of works of art
Artribune is a content and services platform dedicated to contemporary art and culture. It is the...
Reflections on glass. In conversation with Lorenzo Passi
Lorenzo Passi (Milan, 1985) is an artist who naturally chose glass as main medium of...
“Look up to the sky. You’ll never find rainbows if you’re looking down”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #19
In the past there were historical periods considered particularly “enlighted” when art and science...
Eleven voices for eleven I‐stanze. At the Spazio Thetis artists interpret the “crisis” of the present
Saturday the 26th of February the exhibition “I‐STANZE” opened at the Spazio Thetis in Venice ‐ a...
Paris calling. The art world responds. Is “la Ville Lumière” the new European capital of contemporary art?
There’s no doubt it has all the prerequisites. It is sufficient to leaf through recent art...
The subtle line connecting London to Venice. Two different exhibitions with the common thread of Surrealism
There is a fil rouge which puts in contact Venice with London and has been drawn in the manner of...
Theft or activism? An Australian programmer has stolen 15 terabytes of NFTs and has charged them on his own pirate website
Geoffrey Huntley is a freelance programmer who works for Gitpod, a remote development company, and...
“Should you sit upon a cloud you would not see the boundary line between one country and another, nor the boundary stone between a farm and a farm”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #18
Berndnaut Smilde is a Dutch artist who “made a fortune” with clouds. Far from digital games of...
Asian spring: Asia Art Week returns to New York. and Christie’s rebuts with a series of Hokusai’s paintings from the Utterberg Collection
After waiting for one year and a half, NY spring gets oriental colours again. In January 2022 the...
Tiziano’s women in Milan. An exhibition at the Palazzo Reale explores the feminine representation in 16th century Venice
Noblewomen, heroines, common women, Venus figures, Madonnas, courtesans. he...
Marino Golinelli ‐ the collector who loved to define himself “a researcher” – has passed away. His Foundation and the Opificio describe a life spent between science and art
Some days ago Marino Golinelli passed away at the age of 101. This pharmaceutical entrepreneur of...
Murano glass between design and sustainability: the sculpture lamps by Silvia Finiels
Silvia Finiels awaits us in her atelier in the area of San Samuele in Venice, only a few steps...
“The two most important days of your life are the one you were born and the one you understand why”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #17
The main work in Botticelli's production, as well as one of the symbolic paintings of the...
Bergamo Capital of Culture (with Brescia) aims at urban regeneration with Gres Art
The project of the Italian Capital of Culture was born in 2014 on the proposal of Minister...
“The human mind is comparable to a butterfly that takes on the color of the leaves on which it rests. We become what we contemplate”
#PhilosophicalWednesday #16
“The human mind is comparable to a butterfly that takes on the color of the leaves on which it...
What wrong did Art Basel do to FIAC?
The Parisian climate has been controversial in recent days: it has been announced that Art Basel,...
The season of photography
Let's return with our review of the exhibitions that fill our winter with art, but this time with...
