Arts

Gioielli in Fermento is a leading international jewelry competition that seeks to establish jewelry as a genre of fine art, where the pieces hold value beyond the value of the materials. Selected pieces where exhibited until November 27th at the...

The exhibition traces back the artistic career of Francis Picabia, from his early impressionist paintings, to his interest in the avant-garde and the meccanomorfe figures, including works he painted during World War II, when the artist was accused (and later...

The Italian Cultural Institute of New York hosted the presentation of the book "Italian Political Cinema. Public, Life, Imaginary and Identity in Contemporary Italian Film", with Giancarlo Lombardi, Gaetana Marrone Puglia, David Forgacs, and Gianni Riotta.

Born in Jesi, studied at the Academy in Carrara, restoration experience at the Louvre, then nine years in China. Today Dionisio Cimarelli lives in New York, teaches at the New York Academy of Arts, and is planning a retrospective. Art...

Organized in collaboration with Fondazione Mario Merz, the exhibition focuses on three major seminal installations spanning from 1968 to 1977 and featuring some of his signature motifs: the igloo, the Fibonacci sequence, and the use of neon

Montclair State University presents Italian Design’s history and future to an interdisciplinary audience of students, high school and university faculty, and managers and consultants from the local business community.

This astounding canvas left Pasadena for the first time since Norton Simon acquired it in 1982. It is one of Guido Cagnacci’s most ambitious works and considered his masterpiece. There is something apocryphal in it. Magdalene and the entire cast...

In "Political Rhetoric: The Presidential Campaign and Beyond," Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Philosopher Jason Stanley and Linguist Ben Zimmer, analyzed the strategic language used by Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in their race for the White House. “Savvy politicians know well...

Two different generations perspectives on Giulio Paolini's and Giorgio de Chico's works were discussed on Friday October 21st by art historian and curator Germano Celant and MoMA curator Christian Rattemeyer. A successful night of conversation and interesting Q&A with the...

Is democracy failing to live up to our expectations as the most trust-worthy and reliable political system? Or are there other factors specific to our contemporary reality that impede the smooth and unproblematic application of the democratic principles from the...

Caterina Rago and a group of eight women presented their most recent work at New York Live Arts. In their show they share their findings on self-awareness. Their playful portrayal captures the audience by exploring challenging emotions in everyday life.

Antonio Rezza and Flavia Mastella have chosen their 1995 production “Pitecus” to launch their American tour from New York stage La MaMa. In this interview they discuss the way they work, their art and ideas: “Performing is a form of...