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• Giuseppe Penone on 50+ Years of Imprints and Nature artist

  In an interview with Artribune, Giuseppe Penone reflects on his career spanning over 50 years, focusing on his recent exhibition 'Impronte di luce' at Fondazione Ferrero in Alba.…

• Emily Newman Demonstrates Abstract Painting Techniques in Video Series artist

  Artist Emily Newman presents a three-part instructional series on creating abstract wall art. The videos detail her process using various mediums and tools, including fluid…

• Guidelines for Artists Hosting Effective Open Studio Events artist

  An article provides recommendations for artists organizing open studio events to engage audiences and build connections. It outlines five key strategies: planning and promotion,…

• Betty Bee on Naples, Performance, and Emigration artist

  Betty Bee, born in Naples in 1962, is an artist and performer known for merging provocation and poetry. In an interview, she recalls performing as a street performer in Vienna in…

• Federico Peliti: il pasticcere-fotografo tra Piemonte e India artist

  Federico Peliti (Carignano, 1844–1914) was an Italian pastry chef, restaurateur, and photographer who worked in India during the latter half of the 19th century. He began his…

• Genoa's New Wave of Singer-Songwriters: Olly and the Rise of the Nuova Scuola Genovese artist

  Genoa is witnessing a transformative evolution in its singer-songwriter scene, transitioning from the 1960s 'scuola genovese'—which included notable figures like Gino Paoli, Luigi…

• Rosanna Bianchi Piccoli, Italian ceramic pioneer, dies at 95 artist

  Rosanna Bianchi Piccoli, a pioneering figure in artistic ceramics, died in Milan on February 14, 2025, at age 95. Born in Milan in 1929, she studied at the Liceo Artistico under…

• Conceptual art pioneer Mel Bochner dies at 84 in New York artist

  Mel Bochner, a prominent figure in conceptual art, passed away on February 12, 2025, in New York City at 84 years old. His passing was announced by affiliated galleries, including…

• Marea Art Project Launches Echoing Residency for Sound Artists in Praiano artist

  The Marea Art Project, which has been operating in Praiano on the Amalfi Coast since 2021, is introducing a new residency program called Echoing, set to run from January 15 to…

• Goga Mason's video explains the Chinese Year of the Wood Snake artist

  The Chinese New Year began on January 29, 2025, celebrating the Year of the Wood Snake, with festivities culminating on February 12 during the Lantern Festival. Unlike the…

• Hilma af Klint: The Swedish Mystic Who Pioneered Abstract Art Before Kandinsky artist

  Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (1862–1944) embarked on her journey into abstraction in 1906, well ahead of Wassily Kandinsky's initial abstract watercolor in 1910. Born in Solna,…

• Marta Czok, stateless artist who chronicled migration, dies at 78 artist

  Marta Czok, a stateless artist originally from Poland, passed away from a heart attack on February 6, 2025, at the age of 78. She was born in Beirut to Polish refugees and moved…

• Italian painter Giancarlo Limoni dies at 77 artist

  Giancarlo Limoni, a refined and atypical master of Italian art, died in Rome in 2025 at age 77. Born in Rome in 1947, he had a non-academic formation, active in Milan in the 1960s…

• Digital artist Svccy brings NFT aesthetics to Verdi and Bellini operas artist

  Matteo Succi, known as Svccy, is a 27-year-old Italian digital artist from Ravenna who began his training in 2016 focusing on digital collage art and 3D graphics. His work…

• Jorit's Portrait of Luigi Mangione Sparks Controversy Over Heroism artist

  Italian street artist Jorit has created a portrait of Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old engineer who fatally shot UnitedHealthCare insurance CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan on…

• Diego Perrone ospite di Artribune Podcast artist

  L'artista Diego Perrone (Asti, 1970) è il nuovo ospite di Artribune Podcast. Nel corso dell'intervista, Perrone rifugge le etichette e racconta come ancora oggi qualcuno lo…

• Chiara Ventura on Feminism, Body, and Thresholds in Art artist

  Italian artist Chiara Ventura (b. 1997, Verona) discusses her practice addressing violence, identity, and relationships. She co-founded the collective Plurale in 2020 with…

• Sanctified Art Hosts Lent Planning Webinar for Everything [in] Between Series artist

• Blu's Mural in Naples Demands Justice for Ugo Russo artist

  Street artist Blu has completed a mural titled "Per Ugo" in Naples' Quartieri Spagnoli, dedicated to Ugo Russo, a 15-year-old killed by an off-duty carabiniere in March 2020. The…

• Artist Business Guide on Leveraging Professional Achievements for Career Growth artist

  An art business resource provides strategies for artists to maximize the impact of professional accomplishments. The guide outlines four approaches: acknowledging successes,…

• Monika Chabicovsky's Self-Portrait Series Explores Identity Duality artist

  Photographer Monika Chabicovsky presents her ongoing series 'The Two Sides of the Truth,' which examines the conflict between her professional identity as a toxicologist and her…

• Marianne Faithfull, singer and Rolling Stones muse, dies at 78 artist

  Marianne Faithfull, the British singer and actress who rose to fame in the 1960s as a muse of the Rolling Stones, died on 30 January 2025 at age 78. Born in London on 29 December…

• Steve Katona on Art as Universal Force and Nordic Pavilion at Venice Biennale artist

  Berlin-based artist, composer, countertenor, and actor Steve Katona (Brandenburg) shares insights into his diverse artistic endeavors and recent works. He pursued opera studies at…

• Kader Attia on Decolonization, Error, and Artistic Freedom in a Technological Age artist

  Kader Attia, born in 1970 in Paris's northeastern suburbs and raised between France and Algeria, explores historical trauma and societal inequities through a multidisciplinary…

• Tony Cragg on Art, Rome, and the Power of Sculpture artist

  Tony Cragg, the British-born German sculptor (Liverpool, 1949), discusses his dual Rome projects: the exhibition 'Infinite forme e bellissime' at the Baths of Diocletian and the…

• Fatma Al Ali's Playful Reclamation of UAE History Through Multidisciplinary Art artist

  Fatma Al Ali takes a clever and varied approach to explore the UAE's past. Her exhibition, Once Upon a Pirate Coast, which will be displayed at Abu Dhabi Art in 2024, is divided…

• Kuwaiti Artist Aseel AlYaqoub Reclaims Colonial Narratives Through Research and Art artist

  Aseel AlYaqoub, a Kuwaiti artist, presents her solo exhibition titled The View from Above at Bildmuseet, under the curation of Anca Rujoiu. The exhibition delves into Kuwait's…

• Milanese painter and art critic Paolo Manazza dies at 65 artist

  Paolo Manazza, a Milanese painter, journalist, and art critic, has died at age 65. Born in 1959, he was a leading authority on the Italian art market, writing for Corriere della…

• Atelier Nuanda's Plico Screen Wins at EDIT Napoli, Cecilia Rinaldi on Craft and Slow Design artist

  In October 2024, Atelier Nuanda, established in Bologna in 2022 by designer Cecilia Rinaldi, secured victory in the Seminario section at EDIT Napoli with Plico, a folding screen…

• Marco Rossi Lecce, artist, curator, and gallerist, dies at 79 artist

  Marco Rossi Lecce, a significant contributor to Rome's cultural landscape, passed away on January 21, 2025, at the age of 79. He was born on May 3, 1946, in Imperia and was known…

• Marcello Maloberti: parole come martellate tra poesia e spazio pubblico artist

  Marcello Maloberti, un artista nato a Codogno nel 1966 e residente a Milano, utilizza la scrittura come un rituale, accumulando 'martellate'. Tra le sue opere più significative,…

• Gioia Mori, leading Tamara de Lempicka scholar, dies in Rome at 78 artist

  On January 20, 2025, Gioia Mori, a prominent Italian art historian and curator, passed away in Rome. Renowned for her expertise on Tamara de Lempicka, she published the first…

• Gianluca Costantini on Political Comics and Ai Weiwei artist

  Gianluca Costantini (Ravenna, 1971), known for his political illustrations used in social campaigns, is featured in Artribune's new magazine. In an interview, he discusses his…

• Panda Studios' 'Faith' Artwork Combines Digital and Physical Techniques in Limited Edition Series artist

  Panda Studios has created 'Faith,' a mixed-media artwork from the End Times collection that merges digital and analog techniques. The piece, developed in 2020, draws inspiration…

• Artist Jordan Rhodes Discusses Creative Journey and 2024 Fan Art artist

  In an interview, artist Jordan Rhodes reflects on his artistic development, tracing his interest back to childhood influences like cartoons and comic books. He recalls early…

• Marta Abbott: Natural Inks and Conceptual Contamination in Contemporary Art artist

  Marta Alexandra Abbott, born in 1983, is an Italian-American artist recognized for her conceptual and intuitive creations that utilize organic materials and natural inks. In 2024,…

• George Townley Creates Charity Print for Los Angeles Wildfire Relief artist

  Artist George Townley has contributed an image for a fundraising print release to support wildfire relief efforts in Los Angeles. The print is being sold online through Spoke Art,…

• Luo Yang's 'Diaspora Birds' Explores Asian Migration in Europe artist

  Chinese photographer Luo Yang (born 1984, Liaoning) has launched 'Diaspora Birds', a project documenting Asian diaspora communities across European capitals. Known for her series…

• Secret Ruin in Piedmont Houses Illegal Murals by 108 and CT artist

  In Piedmont, Italy, a secret ruin known only by the code "VLNV" has been transformed over seven years by artists Guido Bisagni (108) and Matteo Ceretto Castigliano (CT) into a…

• Tony Rosenthal's Alamo Cube: Iconic Public Sculpture in New York's Astor Place artist

  Tony Rosenthal's sculpture 'Alamo,' commonly known as the Astor Place Cube, is a 15-foot painted Cor-Ten steel cube installed in Manhattan's Astor Place in 1967. Originally…