MIART the international modern and contemporary art fair organized by Fiera Milano, returns with a renewed speakers’ series, new collaborations and partners, and several art projects across the city play their part in further expanding MIART’s thematic, spatial and temporal boundaries
Today, at Marsèll Paradise, Angelo Flaccavento presents INCORSODICORSA, an act intended to unveil a story, a process
BRAFA prides itself on being one of the highest-quality international fairs in Europe. Its taste for excellence is evident in the selection of exhibitors. This year, it will be welcoming 132 galleries from 14 countries, offering a range of specialities from Antiquity to Contemporary art. Among the many exhibitors who will take the stage at this 69th edition, we interviewed Boris Vervoordt.
From potent references to awe-inspiring installations, DRY recounts the opening of La Biennale’s 59th International Art Exhibition
Featuring over 130 artworks by 34 Italian painters, Milan’s Palazzo Reale latest exhibition The Ladies of Art goes virtual for another unmissable evening dedicated to women’s genius
Liv Fontaine describes women's condition in society as a “orgy of depravity” - Richard Saltoun’s exhibition shows her desperate drawings as therapeutic art
Is it possible to share art during lockdown without digital means? Yes, bringing it to the streets! Discover KCAW x High Street Windows
How past can rethink the spectacle of the self on social media - A reflection from “Ritorno al Barocco, Fontana Leoncillo Melotti” exhibition
Goldschmied & Chiari’s site-specific installation of a 80s party’s residues moved to Milan and became a surrealist question in pandemic times - Watch the video!
What will Kendell Geers think of the Christmas tree? The answer may be found in his attractive-frightening exhibition at M77 gallery
To see the costumes of film characters from life makes people move as if in front of a relic - Interview with Clara Tosi Pamphili
Finding in the wisdom of past words and images the questions of today’s chaos - ‘On Hannah Arendt: Eight Proposals for Exhibition’ at Richard Saltoun Gallery