“My source of inspiration is my greatest fear: blindness. That is why I learn things by touching them, creating them, giving them surfaces and shapes...
Around the mid-1700s, Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720 – 1778) made himself known as one of the greatest protagonists of the time thanks to his antiquarian...
Bread, nourishment, hospitality, Earth, Man, these are the keywords of the artistic research of Matteo Lucca, born in Forlì in 1980 and graduated at the...
Marco Ceroni (Forlì, 1987) experiences urban space as if it were a magical jungle, a universe made up of parallel worlds inhabited by tribes of...
From 25 October, it will be possible to discover an unprecedented aspect of the great master Pomodoro through guided Open Studio tours, in the recently...
Intimism, levity, belonging, a contemporary antiquity. All this is presented to us with extreme simplicity and parsimony in Jacopo Naccarato‘s “Bellies of stone” – almost...
Ronit Baranga is an Israeli sculptor who, after earning a degree in literature and one in psychology, decides to study history of art at Tel-Aviv...
In 1985 the artist and former Wall Street broker, Jeff Koons organizes an exhibition at the International With Monuments gallery in New York: Equilibrium. Contemporary...
At the Gaggenau Hub in Milan it is possible to visit Julia Bornefeld‘s solo exhibition entitled Leda and the black swan curated by Sabino Maria...
Among archaeological finds and other precious objects, foreign bodies appear here and there that certainly do not go unnoticed. Terracotta sculptures and strange ceramic vases...
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