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• Anne Sherwood Pundyk's 2021 mixed media work Pollinators documented on artcritical artist

  A mixed media artwork titled Pollinators was created by Anne Sherwood Pundyk in 2021. The piece incorporates acrylic, latex, colored pencil, and stitching on unstretched canvas,…

• Feminist artist Rosa Panaro dies at 87 in Naples artist

  Rosa Panaro, a feminist artist, teacher, and activist, died on March 5, 2022, in Naples at age 87. Born in 1935 in Casal di Principe, Caserta, she studied sculpture at the…

• Paolo Ciregia on Ukraine War, Photography, and Propaganda artist

  Italian photographer Paolo Ciregia (born 1987, Viareggio) lived in Ukraine from 2011 to 2015, documenting the 2014 Donbas conflict. His practice combines photography, video, and…

• Yoko Ono's 'Imagine Peace' Light Installation Goes Global for Ukraine artist

  Yoko Ono launches a global light installation, 'Imagine Peace,' projecting the message onto public screens in major cities worldwide as a protest against the Russian invasion of…

• Maria Prymachenko: Ukrainian folk artist admired by Picasso and Chagall artist

  Maria Oksentiyivna Prymachenko, born in Bolotnya on January 12, 1909, gained international recognition after 25 of her works were destroyed in the Ivankiv Local History Museum…

• Michelangelo: 10 opere per conoscere il genio del Rinascimento artist

  Michelangelo Buonarroti (Caprese, 6 marzo 1475 – Roma, 18 febbraio 1564) è stato scultore, pittore, architetto e poeta, figura centrale del Rinascimento. Tra le sue opere più…

• 10 opere per conoscere Tiepolo, maestro del rococò veneziano artist

  Giambattista Tiepolo (Venezia, 5 marzo 1696 – Madrid, 27 marzo 1770) è stato un pittore rococò formatosi nella bottega di Gregorio Lazzarini. Le sue opere spaziano da committenze…

• Alessandro Sciarroni's Augusto: Forced Laughter as Performance artist

  Alessandro Sciarroni's performance 'Augusto' explores forced laughter as a collective choreographic action, inspired by Fellini's 'I Clowns' and Bergson's 'Le Rire'. The work,…

• Romeo Castellucci: Artists Are Not Prophets artist

  In an interview with Artribune, theatre director and set designer Romeo Castellucci (born Cesena, 1960) rejects the notion that artists possess prophetic abilities to interpret…

• Dina Velikovskaya's Animated Short 'Ties' Explores Family Bonds and Distance artist

  Russian filmmaker Dina Velikovskaya (b. 1984) created the animated short film 'Ties' (Italian: 'Legami'), which premiered and won awards at major international film festivals. The…

• Ukrainian Mural Artists Featured Amid Regional Tensions artist

  On February 28, 2022, a feature highlighted Ukrainian artists and designers, aiming to present their creative work during a period of regional conflict. The focus included a mural…

• Umberto Brunelleschi: The Set Designer Who Captivated Puccini artist

  Umberto Brunelleschi (1879-1949), a Tuscan painter and set designer, rose to fame in Belle Époque Paris. He began his career as an illustrator for magazines like Le Rire and…

• Andrea Chimenti: cantautore tra Bowie, poesia e arte visiva artist

  Andrea Chimenti, born in Reggio Emilia in 1959, is an Italian singer-songwriter and author whose career spans music, theater, cinema, and visual arts. In the 1980s, he established…

• Paolo Icaro on Poetry, Instability, and the Soul of Sculpture artist

  Paolo Icaro, an Italian sculptor born in Turin in 1936, shares insights about his connection to both poetry and sculptural art. Since 2008, he has been a member of the Accademia…

• Muhannad Shono: Imagination as Resistance in Saudi Arabia's Cultural Shift artist

  Riyadh-based artist Muhannad Shono has emerged as a key figure in Saudi Arabia's rapidly evolving art scene, participating in major events including the inaugural Diriyah…

• Antonio Marras on the Future, Genius Loci, and the Sacred artist

  Fashion designer Antonio Marras shares his vision of the future as an archaeological ruin revealing lost hopes of the 21st century. He cites artistic influences from Rembrandt to…

• Italian sculptor Pasquale Santoro dies at 89 in Rome artist

  Pasquale Santoro, known as Ninì, died in his studio in Rome at age 89. Born in Ferrandina in 1933, he moved to Rome in the 1950s. He founded Gruppo Uno and was known for abstract…

• Marek Zielinski's Swiss Style Poster Series artist

  Marek Zielinski shared a series of posters created as personal projects to explore graphic design, layout, and composition. The designs use a grayscale palette, grids, and…

• Reverend Jim Cotter's Legacy as LGBTQ+ Advocate and Liturgical Innovator artist

  Reverend Jim Cotter (1942-2014) was an Anglican pastor, poet, and co-founder of the Gay and Lesbian Christian Movement in the UK. He advocated for LGBTQ+ inclusion within…

• Dan Graham, influential Postwar conceptual artist, dies at 79 artist

  Dan Graham, a conceptual artist known for his pavilions exploring perception, space, and time, died at 79 on February 19, 2022, just weeks before his 80th birthday on March 31.…

• Paolo Gambi: Poesia, NFT e Rinascimento Poetico artist

  Il poeta, artista e performer Paolo Gambi (Ravenna, 1979), fondatore del movimento Rinascimento Poetico, critica l'attuale fase degli NFT definendola "l'ennesima espressione del…

• Anti-smog mural 'Urban Fragments' by Maria Ginzburg unveiled at Rome's Garbatella metro station artist

  On February 5, 2022, the mural 'Urban Fragments' was unveiled at the Garbatella metro station in Rome. This anti-smog artwork was crafted by Russian-Italian artist Maria Ginzburg…

• Emanuele Bresciani on Virtual Photography in Ghost of Tsushima artist

  Emanuele Bresciani (Bergamo, 1969) discusses his virtual photography practice within the video game Ghost of Tsushima by Sucker Punch Productions and Sony Interactive…

• James Bidgood, Icon of Homoerotic Photography, Dies at 88 artist

  James Bidgood, the American photographer and filmmaker whose work transformed homoerotic imagery, died on January 31, 2022, at age 88. His 1971 film "Pink Narcissus" became a cult…

• Ken Coles AM's Legacy at Lizard Island Reef Research Foundation artist

  Ken Coles AM, who passed away on January 18, 2022, served as a Trustee of the Lizard Island Reef Research Foundation from 1991 to 2015 and chaired the organization from 1994 to…

• Roberto Cuoghi on Stylization, the Future, and the Sacred artist

  In an interview with Artribune, Italian artist Roberto Cuoghi (born 1973 in Modena) discusses his practice, which resists categorization. He describes his upcoming painting…

• Manal AlDowayan: The Saudi Artist Bridging Worlds artist

  Born in 1973, Manal AlDowayan is a distinguished Saudi artist showcasing her complete work 'Tree of Guardians' (2014) at the first Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale. This artwork…

• Souhad Rafey's career journey from restaurant hostess to American Academy curator artist

  Souhad Rafey's professional trajectory has evolved from working as a hostess in her father's restaurants to assuming curatorial responsibilities at the American Academy. Her…

• Jeanne Wilkinson discusses painting practice and writing for artcritical artist

  Jeanne Wilkinson, a painter and contributor to artcritical, engages in a discussion about his artistic practice and written work. The conversation covers his approach to painting,…

• Douglas Florian's Abstract Paintings and Prints Explore Allostasis Concept artist

  Douglas Florian's abstract paintings and prints pursue the concept of allostasis, which refers to achieving stability through change. This artistic approach represents a central…

• Gabriela Salazar's Paint Thinned to Buttermilk Consistency artist

  Gabriela Salazar employs paint thinned to the consistency of buttermilk in her artistic practice. The artist's work is documented on artcritical.com, where she appears as an…

• Pamela Crimmins discusses photography career shift and Evans Pond project artist

  Pamela Crimmins began her artistic practice as a painter and sculptor before transitioning to photography. Her initial photographic work involved creating portraits of women…

• Artist's new work features nudes in liberated contexts artist

  The artist has created new work depicting her infamous nudes, now liberated within spaces that previously hunted them. This development involves the artist's ongoing exploration…

• Kenneth Tyler's 35-Year Collaboration with Frank Stella in Printmaking artist

  Master printmaker Kenneth Tyler has maintained a professional partnership with artist Frank Stella spanning 35 years. This long-term collaboration has focused on printmaking…

• Laurie Frick Exhibits at Westbeth and Discusses Web Reading Habits artist

  Laurie Frick is currently presenting her work at Westbeth, with a scheduled presentation about her artistic practice on Friday at 6:30 PM. During this event, she will share…

• Beverly Acha's Latest Exhibition Signals Artistic Style Evolution artist

  Beverly Acha's most recent exhibition represents a significant departure in her artistic approach. The show marks a notable stylistic evolution for the artist, indicating a shift…

• West Coast Conceptualist's Legacy Preserved Through Estate artist

  The legacy of an influential West Coast Conceptualist is maintained by an estate dedicated to housing his work. This artist's significant contributions to conceptual art on the…

• Marzia Bianchi asks Romans: 'How long does love last?' artist

  For Valentine's Day 2022, photographer Marzia Bianchi launched the project AMOR, walking through the streets of Rome to ask passersby a single existential question: 'How long does…

• Elsa De Giorgi: Actress, Writer, and Art Collector Remembered artist

  Elsa De Giorgi (1914–1997) was an Italian actress, writer, and art collector whose career began when she won a photography contest for Cines at age 21, landing the lead in Mario…

• Chef Mariano Guardianelli Uses Gyotaku to Print Adriatic Fish on T-Shirts artist

  Chef Mariano Guardianelli of Abocar due Cucine in Rimini has launched Hadria 37, a project using the Japanese gyotaku technique to print Adriatic fish on t-shirts. Gyotaku,…