Art & Design

A curious sight awaits visitors at this year’s Tallinn Architecture Biennale (TAB) outside the Museum of Estonian Architecture: a monumental sculptural art installation appears to have been forcefully tied in a knot by a supernatural power

The Villa Principe Leopoldo hotel, hosted the works of Desmond Leung, an eclectic artist who exhibited his first solo show in Switzerland with an exhibition of more than 20 works of art created in the last 4 years

The halls of Palazzo Reale in Milano are once again hosting the works of Giorgio de Chirico, almost fifty years after his personal exhibition in 1970. Produced by publishers Electa and Marsilio, the extraordinary retrospective exhibition retraces the Pictor Optimus’s unique career with over one hundred of his masterpieces

Starting from May 15, camouflage photographs by Chinese artist Liu Bolin have been on display at the MUDEC museum in Milan for the exhibition "Visibile Invisibile" (“Invisible visible”).

The Tide is a circular elevated walkway on the Greenwich Peninsula, in the south-east of the British capital. London’s first elevated park, The Tide was inaugurated last July 5, when the first of its overall five kilometers was opened to the public

For the first time in Italy, Fondazione Sozzani presents the exhibition “Silver Lake Drive”, where photographer and director Alex Prager sums up ten years of work. The exhibition is curated by Nathalie Herschdorfer, director of the Musée des Beaux-Arts Le Locle in Switzerland

Jacques Grange is a top French interior designer that stands out for his incredible and eccentric projects within the interior design. Perfectly embodying his design identity, the interior designer delivers the most bold settings, that it would be an absolute dream come true for every interior design aficionado

What’s On in 2019 at the Tate Gallery in London

Last Saturday, “Terzo Paradiso”, the most renowned collective work by Michelangelo Pistoletto, met the sea for the first time at the port of Catania, where it was assembled out of plastics waste. 30-meter long and 12-meter wide, the installation was set up on a floating dock by citizens, who used plastics retrieved from the sea in order to relieve the pollution of the Mediterranean

Japan has been bucking the trend since the 1970’s, when it launched a policy of road decoration involving everything down to the sewerage manhole covers. The project was inaugurated for the Expo ’75 on the Okinawa island, and has been spreading all over the country since. Over forty years have passed, and in 2017, the city of Kawagoe, in the prefecture of Saitama, even hosted a festival where 58 different kinds of decorated manhole covers were exhibited.