Andrea Guerrer, Autore presso Juliet Art Magazine

Royal Screw: Han Chai reclaims permanence at CAM Museum, Naples and Greatorex Street Gallery, London

Han Chai’s solo exhibition at the CAM Museum in October felt less like a statement and more like an act of remembrance. The exhibition centres...

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The neighbor’s meadow: desire and tension in Vega Flux’s paintings

In Il prato del vicino (The neighbor’s meadow), presented at EDICOLA480, Vega Flux – pseudonym of Chiara Panunzio, Apulian painter born in 1997 – constructs...

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Ivan Pili’s hyperrealism: between painting and subtraction

Ivan Pili returned to painting after a quarter of a century dedicated to music. The turning point came in 2014, almost by chance, during a...

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From Philip Roth to ceramics: R&M presents “The Human Stain” in Arte Padova at Penta Art Gallery booth

In the heart of Pietrasanta (LU), Franco Sansone’s Penta Art Gallery offers collectors and enthusiasts an immersive experience in the landscape of Italian painting and...

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EDICOLA480#2: Francesca Mazzagatti. Anti-Fascist Pasta

There is something profoundly civic and self-aware in the way Francesca Mazzagatti – painter born in Calabria in 1997 – chooses to work with painting....

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Temporarily suspended: in conversation with Giovanni Nicola Marotta

Temporarily Suspended is a photographic project documenting the abandonment of the Sicignano degli Alburni-Lagonegro railway line, a railway in Campania with its terminal station in...

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Studio REIVGEN: shared authorship in the Post-Digital era

In recent years, the immediate, global and simultaneous consumption of images multiplied and conveyed by the web has substantially transformed the concept of authorship in...

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The machine eye and the grammar of the visible: Wanting Wang’s research

In the landscape of contemporary art, the intersection between perception and technology emerges as one of the most urgent theoretical nodes of our time. While...

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In conversation with Aylal Heydarova: artist, environmentalist and founder of the Saving Butterflies Project

Aylal Heydarova (b. 1990, Baku, Azerbaijan) is an emerging Azerbaijani painter based in London whose works span a wide range of art historical styles and...

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In conversation with Massimiliano Maglione about the Because of Many Suns Award and emerging art at Art-o-rama 2025

The Taurisano Collection announces the winning work of the fifth edition of the Because of Many Suns Award, established in 2021 in collaboration with Art-o-rama...

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Author: Andrea Guerrer