TINA DION
“I’m making art from a place of questions”: Tina Dion and the quest for a world that never was. When she appears on the screen […]
“I’m making art from a place of questions”: Tina Dion and the quest for a world that never was. When she appears on the screen […]
A multi-channel artistic investigation of the port as a permeable, layered space where commerce, ecology and society intersect. The project presented at Palazzo Ducale in
Ninety Percent of Everything: Interview with the curator Maria Pina Usai Read More »
Serena Scapagnini discusses Saliency, La Memoria Cangiante, the permanent installation created for the Wu Tsai Institute at Yale: a journey through neuroscience, memory, and perception
Saliency: how painting reflects on the shaping of memory Read More »
There is something quietly radical about choosing mosaic as a language in an age obsessed with speed. Built from fragments, demanding patience, repetition and physical
Christina Nakou: the fragility of matter as a metaphor for the human condition Read More »
In this interview, Laila Ajjawi reflects on her life and artistic practice, from her upbringing in the Irbid refugee camp in Jordan to her work
Laila Ajjawi: “Something a girl was not supposed to do” Read More »
In this interview, artist Dayanita Singh discusses ARCHIVIO (Venice, Frari Church, 2026), an exhibition in the Winter Refectory that merges Italy’s State Archives with her
The Generative Dispositif of Institutional Memory. An Interview with Dayanita Singh Read More »
Petra Schaefer interviews Italian painter Manuel Gualandi about his Giorgione-inspired project “Dentro la tempesta” (Inside the Tempest), now published as a book. The Italian painter
Interview with Manuel Gualandi Read More »
In this interview, Jeff Wall, a pivotal figure in contemporary photography, reflects on his shift from conceptual art, the nature of truth in images, and
A conversation with the photographer Jeff Wall Read More »
Through a three-year program of artist residencies, the young cultural association Mares breathes new life into the former Santa Croce complex in Alessandria. From this
“RUINS”. Contemporary art echoes the historical memory of a former convent Read More »
In this exclusive interview, curator Sharon Hecker unveils Manu-Facture: The Ceramics of Lucio Fontana at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, a groundbreaking retrospective revealing