Art & Design

March 2020. Milan is in lockdown to stop the infection with Coronavirus. He lives his battle. Carola Guaineri enters her dark room, where darkness is a friend and images emerge silently in the development trays. A rough desert englobes the Cathedral. Milan today lives among its dunes. Crowded spaces and empty spaces, choirs in the distance and a close silence. People who disappear and souls waiting to re-live

The pictures will be on display until April 13 at the Museo della Grafica in Pisa, within the exhibition “OLIVETTI@TOSCANA.IT. Territorio, Comunità, Architettura nella Toscana di Olivetti.” When in 1954 Adriano Olivetti asked architects from the B.B.P.R. studio to design a shop at 584 5th Avenue, a combination of iconic...

Exactly 100 years ago, art galleries in Milan started shaping the image of a city globally renowned as an art hub. Revolutionary Futurism had already found fertile ground in a modern Milan. Yet, artists like Balla, Severini and Sironi, and later on Medardo Rosso, Carrà, Campigli, Casorati, de Chirico, de Pisis, Fontana, Guttuso and Kandinskij were now being hosted by emerging private galleries, extraordinary spaces where to plan and reflect about all the forms and aspects of art

The first-ever UK exhibition by Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola, this epic cycle of new work will explore an imagined ancient myth, with an immersive soundscape by artist Peter Adjaye

The Metropolitan Museum in New York is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year. In the context of the celebrations of the important anniversary, an interesting project was launched to disseminate the video materials kept in the archive of the US institution

A few hours after the official inauguration, Palazzo Maffei, overlooking Verona's Piazza delle Erbe, has opened its doors to professionals, offering an impressive glimpse of the Luigi Carlon collection

Theatrum Mundi is fairly recent. It was established in 2014, after I found this marvelous frescoed palace from the 16th century in Arezzo. Right from the start, I thought: this might be the right place to create my extravagant pieces, a gallery bringing the spirit of the wunderkammer, the room of wonders, to the 21st century

Though mention of baroque usually conjures up images of gloriously over-the-top European courts – personified by the Sun King himself, Louis XIV – a new exhibition at Tate Britain, the first of its kind, showcases baroque art and culture in Britain. Covering the later 17th century, from the restoration of Charles II in 1670 (his father Charles I had been executed in the aftermath of the English Civil War) to the death of Queen Anne in 1714, it explores the overlap between art and power in this often-overlooked era

The exhibition "Van Cleef & Arpels: Time, Nature, Love", leads to Palazzo Reale in Milan, until 23 February 2020, the universe of the Maison of High Jewelery through over 400 jewels, watches and precious objects made since its foundation in 1906

Considered as one of the fathers of the 1980s’ pop art and culture, the gifted American artist is counted among the most influential players in contemporary art. Last June, the liveliness of his work was celebrated with an unprecedented exhibition at Liverpool’s Tate. Having moved to the Bozar-Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels after November 10, where it’s running until April 19, 2020, the exhibition will later be on display at the Museum Folkwang in Essen, from May 22 to September 20, 2020