Since millennia, the Caucasus regions have been strategically fundamental areas in terms of world geopolitics. It is not a case that the Argonauts expedition – a founding myth for classical antiquity – was bound towards …

Lake Michigan, the vast subject of Louise LeBourgeois’ painting series Toward Horizon, is the second largest lake in the United States, with such a large surface area that it often feels like open water, with …

Six months haven’t passed yet since Edoardo Bonaspetti has been  appointed curator of the Department of Visual Arts and New Media at the Triennale in Milan and the public is already experiencing a real and …

Before I go further, let’s get the recommendation out of the way. If you have a chance to see the Jim Hodges retrospective, “Give More Than You Take,” currently at the Walker Art Center, just …

Carla Subrizi speaks Chinese, appreciates sincere enthusiasm, and often wears black.   Since 1994, Carla Subrizi teaches History of Contemporary Art and Contemporary Art Semiotics at Sapienza University in Rome and is artistic director of …

This year the Cinema and Contemporary Visual Art section of Film Forum Festival will study Analog Media in the Digital Era. The advent of digital technologies in contemporary art production seems to have generated a …

A temporary art event will take place next Thursday in Rome. A building located in Piazza Pasquinio 69 which is going to be restored and transformed by the end of September in a luxury apartment …

For a museum that’s closed for construction, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has been very active. Their tagline says it all: “We’ve temporarily moved…everywhere.” One recent weekend SFMoMA was, indeed, all over San Francisco. …

      I have to admit, when I heard that the mighty Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince of the Kills were presenting Tate’s latest film series on art, I thought they would be tackling …

Sometimes I wonder if nowadays art should be called contemporary. Sure, will argue the most, because we are living through it. Not so sure, I would say. How comes the YBAs are ‘young’ British artists, …

From Australopithecus to the technological contemporary man, the need for travel is inscribed inside human DNA.  With an exhibition about this theme, Italian artist and photographer Gionata Xerra explores the different dimensions connected to the …

The opening performance by Luna Montenegro and Adrian Fisher, Rites for Gods and Dogs, Cecilia Brunson Projects, photo by Patrick Dodds     In 1471, after obtaining leave from the Pope to live in solitude …