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• Ai Weiwei sells DIY art kit through hardware store Hornbach artist

  Ai Weiwei has launched a new project, Safety Jackets Zipped the Other Way, in collaboration with German hardware retailer Hornbach. The work consists of orange safety jackets…

• Achille Lauro reenacts Michelangelo's Pietà for tour announcement artist

  Italian rapper Achille Lauro (born Lauro De Marinis, Verona, 1990) has sparked controversy by reenacting Michelangelo's Pietà in a video posted on Instagram on February 20, 2020.…

• Léa Dumayet: Sculpting the Void with Minimal Means artist

  In an interview with Davide Dal Sasso for Artribune's 'Dialoghi di Estetica' series, French sculptor Léa Dumayet (b. 1990) discusses her practice centered on minimal materials,…

• Sabeth: Digital Illustrator and Romantic Storyteller artist

  Elisabetta Lo Greco, known as Sabeth, is a Catania-born digital painter and illustrator born in 1997. After abandoning engineering studies in 2018, she enrolled at the Accademia…

• Michelangelo Consani on Ceramics, Fluxus, and Sustainability artist

  In an interview conducted by Irene Biolchini, Michelangelo Consani, born in Livorno in 1971, elaborates on his work with ceramics. Initially trained in glass at the Istituto…

• Rus Khasanov's Abstract Photography Series Featuring Broken Discs artist

  In February 2020, photographer Rus Khasanov presented a series of abstract photographic works exploring the aesthetic qualities of fractured optical media. The artist employs…

• Masseria Pernice in Sicily Launches Annual Artist Residency artist

  Masseria Pernice, an ancient estate near Monreale, Sicily, has expanded its cultural program to include an annual artist residency. Originally Jesuit territory, the property…

• Modestino Tozzi's Photographs Capture Matera's Deserted Beauty artist

  Photographer Modestino Tozzi, born in Busto Arsizio in 1978 and raised in Matera, has created a series of photographs taken in 2019 that depict Matera's historic Sassi district as…

• Banksy's Valentine's Day Mural Appears in Bristol artist

  Banksy unveiled a new mural in his hometown of Bristol, appearing on a house in the Barton Hill area around the night of February 12, 2020. The artwork, posted on his Instagram on…

• Suzanne Jackson's Mixed Media Drawing 'a history drawing-cracked wall' (2016-19) artist

  Suzanne Jackson created an artwork called 'a history drawing-cracked wall' from 2016 to 2019. This piece, sized at 52 by 135 inches, features a mix of graphite, acrylic wash,…

• Luigi Ghirri's Daughters Share Personal Memories of the Photographer artist

  On the anniversary of Luigi Ghirri's death on February 14, 1992, his daughters Ilaria and Adele Ghirri offer intimate recollections of the renowned Italian photographer. Ilaria…

• Elfo on Street Art, Internet, and His Romantic View Exhibition in Florence artist

  Since 1994, Italian street artist Elfo has been active in the art scene and has been part of his current crew since 2000. He has shifted from traditional street art to leveraging…

• Alessandro Simonini: Art as Ontological Research and Psychomagic Performance artist

  Alessandro Simonini, an Italian artist who integrates philosophy, mysticism, and performance, was born in Modena in 1985 and currently resides in Milan. He completed his BA in…

• Silvia Celeste Calcagno on Ceramics, Photography, and the Fireprinting Technique artist

  Silvia Celeste Calcagno (Genoa, 1974) is the first Italian woman to win the Premio Faenza (2015). Her practice spans performance, installation, and ceramics, with a focus on the…

• Vuk Ćosić on net.art's legacy, independence, and the misuse of technology artist

  Slovenian artist Vuk Ćosić, a pioneer of net.art, discusses his vision of transferring the 'virus of freedom' through digital networks. He reflects on the movement's utopian…

• American sculptor Beverly Pepper dies at 97 in Todi artist

  Beverly Pepper, the American sculptor known for monumental works in iron, steel, and stone, died in Todi at age 97. Born in Brooklyn in 1922, she studied under André Lothe and…

• Luigi Ontani's Romamor: A Journey Through Vergato artist

  On January 27, 2020, following Arte Fiera, Ludovico Pratesi made a trip to the Emilia Apennines to see Luigi Ontani, who was born in Vergato in 1943. At Vergato station, Ontani's…

• Alberto Marangoni, co-founder of MID group, dies at 76 artist

  On February 2, 2020, Alberto Marangoni, a trailblazer in Italian kinetic art and one of the founding members of the MID (Mutamento Immagine Dimensione) group, passed away in Como.…

• Anselm Kiefer on History as Clay in SFMOMA Video artist

  In a video recorded at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Anselm Kiefer, the German artist born in 1945, shares his thoughts on history, describing it as something malleable.…

• Paola Angelini: Pittura come linguaggio vivo e memoria artist

  Paola Angelini, originaria di San Benedetto del Tronto e nata nel 1983, risiede e lavora nella sua città natale. Dopo aver conseguito il diploma in Pittura presso l'Accademia di…

• Hélène Delmaire on Painting for 'Portrait of a Lady on Fire' artist

  French painter Hélène Delmaire, discovered by director Céline Sciamma on Instagram, created the paintings for the 2019 film 'Portrait de la jeune fille en feu' (Portrait of a Lady…

• Ben Grosser on Social Media's War on Numbers artist

  Ben Grosser, a New Media professor at the University of Illinois School of Art + Design, has been creating browser extensions since 2011 that remove like counts and other metrics…

• Tomàs Saraceno's Solar Balloon Flight in Argentina Precedes Florence Retrospective artist

  On January 28, 2020, Argentine artist Tomàs Saraceno launched a hot air balloon powered solely by wind and solar energy over the Salinas Grandes salt flats in Jujuy, Argentina.…

• Angelo Bellobono's Residency at Casa Sponge in the Marche Region artist

  Artist Angelo Bellobono reflects on his residency at Casa Sponge in the Marche region of Italy, describing the experience of painting from his mother's family home and observing…

• Pietro Agostoni on Signs, Fire, and Bat Mummies artist

  In an interview with Artribune, Italian artist Pietro Agostoni discusses his practice, from his signature-like marks to works involving fire, hair, and acid. Agostoni describes…

• Autoritratto: A Poster Art Project Exploring Hand Gestures artist

  The collective Autoritratto, founded by Neapolitan students at the University of Bologna, uses poster art to explore hand gestures as a form of silent communication. The project…

• Arnoldo Foà: A Centenary Tribute to a Titan of Italian Culture artist

  Arnoldo Foà (Ferrara, 24 January 1916 – Rome, 11 January 2014) would have celebrated his 104th birthday on 24 January 2020. In remembrance of his contributions, a documentary by…

• Artist Jason Polan Dies at 37, Leaving Unfinished 'Every Person in New York' Project artist

  Jason Polan, the American artist known for his ambitious project to draw every person in New York, has died at age 37 due to illness. Born in Franklin, Michigan, Polan earned a…

• Guido Strazza: A Life Devoted to the Sign artist

  Guido Strazza, born in 1922 in Bagnore, a hamlet of Santa Fiora on the slopes of Monte Amiata, recounts his artistic journey in an interview. With a degree in civil engineering,…

• Daniele Geniale: Street Art as Communication and Social Dialogue artist

  Born in 1983, Daniele Geniale ventured into urban art in 2006 in Rome after completing his studies in visual communication. Originally from Puglia, he has showcased his work in…

• Diego Gualandris: Painting as Seduction and Entropy artist

  Diego Gualandris (b. 1993, Alzano Lombardo) lives and works in Albino. He studied at Accademia di Brera in Milan and Accademia Carrara in Bergamo. Currently in residence at Castro…

• Maupal's Lennon mural for Padua soup kitchen unites Abrahamic faiths artist

  Street artist Maupal created a mural for the Cucine economiche popolari di Padova, a century-old soup kitchen serving vulnerable people. The work, titled "Non di solo pane" (Not…

• Luisa Gardini on Ceramics as an Extension of Painting artist

  Luisa Gardini (b. 1935, Ravenna), a painter who studied under Toti Scialoja and was influenced by Cy Twombly, Alberto Burri, and Jackson Pollock, began working with ceramics in…

• Federico De Leonardis: From Engineer to Artist artist

  Federico De Leonardis (La Spezia, 1938) turned to art at age 40 after training as an engineer and architect. His practice focuses on objects as carriers of history, rendered…

• Lissa Rivera on Gender, Identity, and the Beautiful Boy Series artist

  Lissa Rivera, born 1984, is a photographer and curator based in New York. Her series Beautiful Boy, which won the 2017 Magnum Photography Award in the Portrait category, explores…

• Mannarino performs at Musée d'Orsay for Curieuses Nocturnes artist

  On January 16, 2020, Alessandro Mannarino, the Italian singer-songwriter, made his debut in France at the Musée d'Orsay, as part of the Curieuses Nocturnes series. The…

• Roman collector Bianca Attolico dies at 88 artist

  Bianca Attolico, a leading figure in Roman collecting, died on January 21, 2020, at age 88. Born Bianca Lucherini, she inherited her passion from her father Tommaso Lucherini, a…

• Aleah Chapin's Vulnerable Portraits of Elderly Women artist

  American painter Aleah Chapin (Seattle, 1986) creates monumental oil paintings of nude elderly women from her community in northwest Washington State, whom she affectionately…

• David Hockney on Van Gogh: The Joy of Painting Nature artist

  David Hockney, born in 1937 and one of the foremost contemporary painters, has consistently used brushes throughout his career despite also working with drawing, photography, and…

• Brendan Fernandes on Choreography, Queer Identity, and Art by Snapchat artist

  Brendan Fernandes (Nairobi, 1979) is a Canadian artist of Indian and Kenyan origin whose work explores the liminal space between choreography and visual arts, interrogating fixed…