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• Miguel Rio Branco's Work Explores Wealth Contradictions and Inequality artist

  Miguel Rio Branco's artistic practice centers on contradictions of wealth and heightened critiques of social inequality. The year 2018 is noted as potentially decisive for…

• Jay Chou's 'Greatest Works of Art' video goes viral with Monet, Dalí, Magritte artist

  Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou released the music video for 'Greatest Works of Art' on July 6, 2022, set at Le Samaritaine in Paris. The video features Chou playing a vintage piano…

• Jonas Bendiksen's Photographic Archives Document Climate Change and Pandemic artist

  Photographer Jonas Bendiksen has created two distinct photographic series addressing contemporary global crises. His work titled "A tempestade que se aproxima" examines the…

• Ciriaca + Erre's 2-Year Walk from Matera to Africa as Performance Art artist

  Italian-Swiss artist Ciriaca + Erre (born 1973 in Matera) launched a durational performance titled '2 YEARS 2 WEEKS 2 DAYS - Homeless, Fearless, Borderless' on Earth Day, April…

• Chiara Valerio on Writing, Architecture, and the Future artist

  Chiara Valerio, born in Scauri in 1978, is a writer, editor, and translator. She has published numerous books including 'Così per sempre' (Einaudi, 2022), which she describes as…

• Italian artist and publisher Ezio Gribaudo dies at 93 artist

  Ezio Gribaudo, the Italian artist, editor, and collector, died on July 18, 2022, at age 93, surrounded by his family. Born in Turin in 1929, he collaborated with Lucio Fontana,…

• Serena Fineschi workshop explores loss of control and banality in art artist

  Serena Fineschi led a workshop titled "La primavera dell'impazienza" at Cantieri Montelupo in Montelupo Fiorentino on July 16-17, 2022. The workshop focused on the role of the…

• Mario Oddone Cavaglieri: The Painter of High Society Who Sought Solitude artist

  Mario Oddone Cavaglieri (Rovigo, 1887 – Pavie-sur-Gers, 1969) was an Italian painter known for depicting elegant women in richly furnished interiors. Born into an aristocratic…

• Kader Attia Advocates for Attention Reappropriation in Berlin Biennale Interview artist

  French-Algerian artist and curator Kader Attia, born in 1970, discussed his practice and the 2026 Berlin Biennale in a conversation at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art. A…

• Giuliana Benassi: A Curator's Unconventional Path artist

  Giuliana Benassi, an Italian curator, has developed a nomadic practice centered on site-specific works in non-conventional spaces. Her project 'There Is No Place Like Home',…

• Lisetta Carmi: The Many Lives of an Italian Photographer Remembered artist

  Angela Madesani recalls meeting Lisetta Carmi (Genoa, 1924 – Cisternino, 2022) at the former studio of Gabriele Basilico, with his wife Giovanna Calvenzi. Carmi, then in her…

• Hannes Ahremark Designs Visual Identity for Atelier Assali artist

  Hannes Ahremark has created a branding and visual identity project for Atelier Assali. The work was shared by Ahremark, though detailed information about the project is limited…

• Elena Bellantoni traces the riverbed in performance at Montelupo Fiorentino artist

  On July 7, 2022, artist Elena Bellantoni performed "Mi sono seccata" on the dry bed of the Pesa river in Montelupo Fiorentino. Dressed in black, she cut a 25-kilo block of red…

• Moon Ribas: The Cyborg Artist Who Dances to Earthquakes artist

  Moon Ribas (Mataró, 1985), a Spanish dancer and choreographer, performs Waiting for Earthquakes, a piece where she dances in real-time to seismic activity detected by vibrating…

• Anna Perach: Wearable Sculptures and Slavic Folklore artist

  Ukrainian artist Anna Perach (born 1985, based in London) creates wearable sculptures and hybrid anthropomorphic figures that inhabit her installation and performance projects.…

• Tiziano Scarpa on the future of art and culture artist

  Tiziano Scarpa, an Italian author born in Venice in 1963, has made his mark through novels, poetry, essays, and plays. Among his acclaimed works are "Venezia è un pesce"…

• Italian photographer Lisetta Carmi dies at 98 artist

  Lisetta Carmi, the groundbreaking Italian photographer celebrated for her exploration of gender identity and social exclusion, passed away at the age of 98. Born in 1924 in Genoa…

• Gino Rossi: The uncompromising Venetian painter who refused Margherita Sarfatti artist

  Gino Rossi, born in Venice in 1884 and passing away in Treviso in 1947, was a painter hailing from an affluent family. His father, Stanislao, served Count Enrico di Borbone-Parma.…

• Donato Sansone's Hypnotic Music Video for Max Cooper Blends Hand-Drawn and 3D Animation artist

  Donato Sansone created an animated music video for Max Cooper's single "Solace in Structure," featuring a constantly morphing geometric figure. The video combines hand-drawn…

• Robert De Niro and JR Collaborate on Short Film About the Actor's Artist Father artist

  Robert De Niro and street artist JR have teamed up for a short film titled 'The Past Goes Fast,' produced by Aimé Leon Dore. The ten-minute film opens the doors of the studio of…

• Rä di Martino's New Works Explore Carmelo Bene Archive and Avant-Garde Theatre artist

  The latest episode of 'Monologhi al telefono,' hosted by Donatella Giordano on Artribune, features Rä di Martino (born in Rome, 1975). She delves into her artistic beginnings and…

• Gianni Caravaggio: Sculpture as Transformative Act artist

  Born in 1968 in Rocca San Giovanni, Italy, Gianni Caravaggio currently resides and works in Milan and Sindelfingen. He is a sculpture instructor at the Accademia di Belle Arti di…

• Nicolas Bourriaud on Shamanism, Art, and Founding Radicants artist

  In 2023, Nicolas Bourriaud, who hails from Niort and was born in 1965, established Radicants, a cooperative focused on independent curation. The cooperative's inaugural…

• Artist Sadie Valeri Details Creation Process for 'Horse and Mantle' Oil Painting artist

  Artist Sadie Valeri has shared the development process for her oil painting 'Horse and Mantle,' which depicts a horse sculpture by Isidore Bonheur. The work measures 20 by 16…

• Tagli Artist Residency Returns to Stromboli for Summer 2022 artist

  The Tagli artist residency is set to return to Stromboli for the summer of 2022, providing a two-week creative experience on the Italian island. Initiated by Ilaria Baia Curioni…

• Gabriele Picco transforms entire Rome apartment into immersive artwork artist

  In 2012, collector Filippo Rossi commissioned artist Gabriele Picco to transform his Rome apartment in the Trieste district into a total work of art, just before Picco's move to…

• Zuri Camille De Souza Is First Chef-in-Residence at Villa Medici in Rome artist

  Zuri Camille De Souza, a Mumbai-born chef with a background in graphic design and human ecology, has been selected as the first gastronomic resident at Villa Medici in Rome,…

• Thurston Moore: Sonic Youth icon on art, music, and new projects artist

  Thurston Moore, co-founder of Sonic Youth, discusses his definition of art and music, his favorite visual artwork (Picasso's 'The Three Musicians'), and his recent projects…

• Giovanni Motta: From Advertising to Crypto Art Pioneer artist

  Giovanni Motta, born in Verona in 1971, transitioned from a career in advertising and communication to full-time art in 2018 at age 47. In 2020, he became one of the first Italian…

• Riccardo Marziali (1956–2022): artist, performer, founder of OttavoBinarioArt and Compagnia dello Zukkero artist

  Riccardo Marziali passed away on April 23, 2022, at the age of 66 following a prolonged illness. He was born in 1956 in Lanciano and obtained a degree in Political Science from…

• Massimo Bartolini Reads Arthur Rimbaud's Letters for Monologhi al Telefono artist

  Massimo Bartolini, born in Cecina in 1962, is the featured artist in the latest episode of Monologhi al Telefono. In his monologue, he pays homage to French poet Arthur Rimbaud,…

• Marcello Mascherini: The Sculptor Who Adorned Italian Ocean Liners artist

  Marcello Mascherini (1906-1983) was an Italian sculptor known for works aboard transatlantic liners like Conte Biancamano, Leonardo da Vinci, and Raffaello, thanks to connections…

• Alessandro Bavari's Metachaos: A Digital Apocalypse of Human Self-Destruction artist

  Alessandro Bavari's 'Metachaos', a project that took three years to complete using a Canon XL1 camera and Softimage 3D software, offers a bleak portrayal of humanity's tendency…

• Pierre Pinoncelli's Artistic and Political Activism from the 1960s to 2010s artist

  Pierre Pinoncelli, a French artist, developed a career blending oil painting with political activism starting in the 1960s. After traveling in the Americas, he created series like…

• Aldo Braibanti: The Writer Defended by Moravia and Pasolini artist

  Aldo Braibanti (1922–2014), hailing from Fiorenzuola d'Arda, was an Italian writer, philosopher, and myrmecologist. His fascination with ants began in childhood, and he became a…

• Artist Gemma Gene Featured on Art Podcast Discussing Hyperreal Paintings and Pug Mochi artist

  The podcast ART FOR YOUR EAR recently featured an episode with artist Gemma Gene, who is originally from Barcelona and now based in New York. The discussion highlighted her…

• Porto Simpatica: New Artist-Run Space Opens in Rome's Periferia artist

  Porto Simpatica, a new artist-run space in Rome's Portuense district, will officially open in September 2022 after renovations. Founded by ten artists—Federico Arani (b. 1995,…

• Carlotta Strobele, co-founder of Arte Sella, dies at 98 artist

  Carlotta Strobele, a co-founder of Arte Sella, the renowned open-air museum in Trentino, died on May 29 at her home in Borgo Valsugana at age 98. Born in 1924 as Carlotta von…

• Vincenzo Scolamiero: abstract art through music and poetry artist

  Vincenzo Scolamiero, an abstract artist, creates concrete works by integrating music and poetry. His practice merges different art forms to produce tangible expressions of…

• Arturo Nathan: The Ascetic Painter Rediscovered artist

  Arturo Nathan (1891-1944), a painter from Trieste who gained admiration from Giorgio de Chirico, has been rediscovered thanks to recent exhibitions. In 1945, De Chirico…