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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...

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...

Works spanning the artist's entire career chronologically unfold along the spiral ramps of the museum. Moholy-Nagy radically innovated the art of the twentieth century, he was among the promoters of Bauhaus and sperimented with the elements of visual perception

Eight young Italian artists tell of their living experience in the US through their Art, utilizing different languages and materials. Watercolor, sculpture, photography and installations become the means to investigate the ambiguity of the society between myth and reality 

The English artist known for documenting the quiet space of creation of artists' studios is currently showing in New York a series of drawings inspired by the clouds of L.A., as well as lithographs and video works ranging from a...

He gets his inspiration from the fire and the rain, h creates movement out of stillness, and he finally feels understood. At the opening of Alberto Biasi – A Dynamic Meditation, we interviewed the Italian artist who founded the Gruppo...

Disorientation anguish and introspection dominate the exhibition at the Neue Galerie. With works never shown before in New York, the exhibit investigates the dialogue between one of the fathers of Expressionism and a generation of Austrian-German artists of the early...

The exhibit investigates spaces, objects, and people of Emilia Romagna, a region caught between its agrarian past and its consumerist culture. With methodical inquiry and a mix of irony and deference, Luigi Ghirri surveys the domestic, the casual, and the...

In Mario Perniola’s book L’arte espansa, published by Einaudi, the world of art appears in an expanded and less definite form. In the length of barely a hundred pages the author attempts to address the fundamental questions of contemporary art...

What do dead people, fluffy bunnies, and the Ku Klux Klan have in common? They are the subjects of New York artist Andres Serrano’s photographs, and his mission is to make them beautiful. Read about why this provocative artist wants...