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The Soho Arts Network was born with the mission “to support Soho’s creative history and growing artistic community.” It was initiated by the Center for Italian Modern Art to combat the misperception that Soho has “lost” its artistic community, by...

Introducing NY Artscapes, a new column that will provide an inside look into the lifestyles, the ups and downs, struggles and victories of the artists that shape the dynamic landscape of the contemporary art world of  New York, a city...

An ongoing exhibit at The Brant Foundation Art Study Center is dedicated to the work of the post-pop artist Rob Pruitt who curated the exhibition himself. Featuring giant pandas, emoji-like faces and a flea market, the show offers a retrospective of the work of...

In light of CIMA’s current installation juxtaposing the work of Medardo Rosso and Cy Twombly, CIMA fellow Francesco Guzzetti shares his views on the Cy Twombly show now being presented at Gagosian Gallery in New York. / Leggi in italiano

A new column will guide your travels in the art world of New York and beyond. Curated by the Center for Italian  Modern Art, the new column titled Slow Art will take you through exhibitions, events, artists and other stories seen through the eyes of those...

Soon to be released, the book Titina Maselli, Involuntary Self-Portrait of a Great Artist offers readers the possibility to get to know one of the most important artists of the century whose paintings told stories of Rome and New York...

It's time to bid farewell to the Eternal City, to slip into a hibernation for winter. But what I have witnessed and experienced in Rome will never be forgotten and, through the stories that I will be able to tell, that high will stay...