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• Sicilian artist Bruno Caruso dies at 91, remembered for asylum drawings and political works artist

  Bruno Caruso, a painter from Sicily, was born in Palermo in 1927 and passed away on November 4, 2018. He gained fame for his 'Manicomio' series, produced between 1953 and 1956 at…

• Circostanze Urbane: Fabrizio Milani's Urban Circus in Milan artist

  On October 19, 2018, from 6 PM to 11 PM, artist Fabrizio Milani and curator Simona La Neve staged a one-night public performance in Milan's via Gola, the first act of their…

• Collettivo Sbagliato: Urban Art Collective Alters City Spaces artist

  The Italian collective Collettivo Sbagliato, based in Venice, redefines urban art by modifying architectural voids and solids rather than painting on surfaces. Their name reflects…

• Hamish Fulton's public walk at Lingotto, Turin, documented in video artist

  On Friday, November 2, 2018, British artist Hamish Fulton (born 1946 in London) led a public walk on the rooftop test track of the Lingotto building in Turin, Italy. The…

• Sangram Majumdar's 2018 mixed media work Running on a Balcony Again featured on artcritical artist

  Sangram Majumdar created the mixed media on paper work titled Running on a Balcony Again in 2018. The artwork was featured on the artcritical website, which published an entry…

• Sangram Majumdar's 2018 painting Alarm featured on artcritical artist

  Sangram Majumdar created the painting Alarm in 2018. The artwork measures 96 by 78 inches and uses oil on canvas. This piece was featured on the artcritical website on November 3,…

• Sangram Majumdar's Paper Constructed Models in Studio Documentation 2018 artist

  Sangram Majumdar created paper constructed models in his studio during 2018. The documentation of these works was posted on November 3, 2018. Jennifer Coates is mentioned in…

• Igor Muroni's Sound Art Project for Artribune's Edit Party artist

  Igor Muroni, a sound artist, created 'Magic Position' for Artribune's Edit party, inspired by Truman Capote's 1966 Black and White Ball. The piece blends voices, words, and…

• Vittore Fossati on Luigi Ghirri and the 'Viaggio in Italia' Movement artist

  In a conversation with Artribune, Vittore Fossati, an Italian photographer born in 1954 in Alessandria, reflects on his artistic journey and his partnership with Luigi Ghirri,…

• Artist Giuseppe Gallo redesigns Florentine lily for Medici TV series artist

  Italian artist Giuseppe Gallo was commissioned by Lux Vide producer Luca Bernabei to redesign the Florentine lily (Giglio) for the second season of the TV series "I Medici.…

• Sebastiano Sofia: Hybrid Sculptures and a New Cover for Artribune Magazine artist

  Sebastiano Sofia, an Italian artist, creates hybrid sculptures from found materials like palm trunks and waste, exploring the indistinction between natural and artificial. His…

• Elena Bellantoni's 'Ho annegato il mare' and the Paradox of Drowning the Sea artist

  In an interview with Neve Mazzoleni, Italian artist Elena Bellantoni discusses her participatory performance 'Ho annegato il mare' (I Drowned the Sea), created for Manifesta 12 in…

• Margherita Moscardini's Inventory of Courtyards in Za'atari Refugee Camp artist

  Italian artist Margherita Moscardini (born 1981 in Donoratico) focuses on the borderlands between Jordan and Syria, specifically the Za'atari refugee camp. Opened in 2012 to host…

• Stefania Miscetti on Supporting Artists in Conversation artist

  In a 2018 interview for Artribune's 'I Martedì Critici' series, curator and gallerist Stefania Miscetti discusses her approach to working alongside artists. She emphasizes the…

• Damián Ortega on Politics, The Modern Garden, and His Creative Process artist

  In an interview at his residence in San Angel, Mexico City, Damián Ortega (born 1967, Mexico City) shares insights about his childhood, political beliefs, and current artistic…

• Rome's Largest Eco-Mural Absorbs Smog in Ostiense artist

  A 1,000-square-meter eco-mural titled 'Hunting Pollution' has been inaugurated on a residential building in Rome's Ostiense district, near the Gazometro street art hub. Created by…

• Marina Abramović on living each day as if it were the last artist

  In an interview for illycaffè, partner of her major retrospective at Palazzo Strozzi, Marina Abramović (b. 1946) discusses her concept of excellence, stating that when you think…

• Andrea Kvas: Painting as Process, Between Control and Chance artist

  Andrea Kvas (born 1986 in Trieste, lives in Milan) discusses his analytical approach to painting, emphasizing process over final form. He works with industrial materials like wall…

• Agostino Ferrari on Friendship with Piero Manzoni and the Sign as Medium artist

  Agostino Ferrari, turning 80, reflects on his artistic journey from copying landscapes in Milan to founding the Gruppo del Cenobio in 1962 with Angelo Verga, Arturo Vermi, Ugo La…

• Fabio Roncato on Sculpture, Material Autonomy, and the Role of Error artist

  In an interview with Davide Dal Sasso on Artribune, sculptor Fabio Roncato discusses his practice, emphasizing the autonomy of sculpture through material exploration and the…

• Graham Nickson's Sydney Opera House Watercolor from 1999 artist

  A 1999 watercolor painting titled 'Sydney Opera House V' by artist Graham Nickson was featured. The work measures 18 by 24 inches and was executed on paper. It is part of the…

• Banksy reveals new video of shredded painting mechanism artist

  Banksy released a director's cut video on Instagram and YouTube showing the mechanism behind the shredding of his work "Girl with a Balloon" at Sotheby's in 2018. The video…

• Louise Lecavalier on Dance, Memory, and Working with Bowie and Zappa artist

  Louise Lecavalier, a pillar of contemporary dance born in 1958, discusses her career and her solo "I" is Memory, presented at Festival MilanOltre 2018. The 45-minute piece,…

• Don Porcaro's Talisman_12 Sculpture Featured at Hudson Boulevard Park artist

  Don Porcaro's sculpture Talisman_12 was featured in Hudson Boulevard Park. The artwork was highlighted on artcritical.com on October 13, 2018. The piece represents Porcaro's…

• Guerrilla Girls Reflect on Three Decades of Activism artist

  In a video interview produced by Tate Modern, two anonymous members of the feminist collective Guerrilla Girls discuss their ongoing critique of gender and racial bias in museums…

• Kathy Butterly Discusses Ceramic Evolution, Influences, and Artistic Process in Interview artist

  Kathy Butterly's current exhibition at James Cohan Gallery in Chelsea features larger, more abstract, and colorful ceramic works compared to her previous show at Tibor de Nagy. In…

• Kathy Butterly's ceramic sculpture Yellow Glow documented in 2018 artist

  Kathy Butterly created a ceramic sculpture titled Yellow Glow in 2018. The work measures 6-1/2 by 9-7/8 by 7 inches and incorporates clay with glaze. James Cohan Gallery and the…

• Kathy Butterly's Ceramic Sculpture 'No Doubt' Featured in 2018 Artcritical Post artist

  A ceramic sculpture titled 'No Doubt' by Kathy Butterly was documented on October 12, 2018. The work measures 9-1/4 by 7-7/8 by 8-3/8 inches and was created using clay and glaze.…

• Irma Blank on Art, Rhythm, and the Gesture of Walking artist

  In a conversation with Artribune, artist Irma Blank (1934, Celle; currently residing in Milan) discusses her artistic evolution, which began in Germany during the 1940s and…

• Alan Porcaro's Hudson Boulevard Park Featured on Artcritical artist

  On October 9, 2018, Artcritical featured Alan Porcaro's work at Hudson Boulevard Park. The article highlighted Porcaro's artistic contributions to the park's development. Hudson…

• Italian painter and engraver Piero Guccione dies at 83 artist

  Piero Guccione, a prominent Italian painter and engraver and a leading figure of the 'Scicli group', died on October 2018 at Ospedale Maggiore di Modica in Ragusa province. He was…

• Angelo Sarleti on Painting as a Living Language artist

  Angelo Sarleti, born in 1979 in Reggio Calabria, currently resides in Milan. His individual exhibitions feature works such as Too big to fail o sull’immobilismo precario (Galleria…

• Art Residency London is Open: Italian Artists Respond to Brexit artist

  Art Residency – London is Open, organized by Art Apartments, is a residency program for Italian artists in London, now in its second edition. The initiative was founded by Laura…

• Aníbal López's Radical Interventions Challenge Art and Reality in Guatemala artist

  Guatemalan artist Aníbal López creates disruptive works that merge political and economic relations with ethical inquiry. His 2000 piece 'El Préstamo,' exhibited at the 33rd…

• Berndnaut Smilde on Nimbus, Clouds, and the Festival Ō in Rome artist

  Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde (born 1978 in Groningen) discusses his ephemeral cloud installations, Nimbus, ahead of his participation in Festival Ō, a cultural series dedicated…

• Jason Stopa's 2018 painting Syrian Damask Rose depicts mushroom cloud imagery artist

  Jason Stopa created the painting Syrian Damask Rose (mushroom cloud) in 2018. The artwork measures 28 by 24 inches and uses oil on canvas. Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects and the…

• Pascale Marthine Tayou designs kits for Milan's A.S. Velasca artist

  Cameroonian artist Pascale Marthine Tayou has designed the 2018/2019 season kits for A.S. Velasca, an amateur football club in Milan. The collaboration was facilitated by French…

• John Baldessari: Photography Never Tells the Truth artist

  In an interview with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, John Baldessari (born 1931) asserts that the idea of photography representing truth is a myth, arguing that…

• Fabio Novembre on Design, Pizza, and Interdisciplinarity artist

  In an interview with Artribune, Italian designer Fabio Novembre discusses his recent projects, including the design of new stores for the pizza chain Briscola-Pizza Society in…

• David Hockney's iPad-Designed Stained Glass Window Unveiled at Westminster Abbey artist

  David Hockney has created a new stained glass window for Westminster Abbey, titled 'The Queen's Window,' to honor Queen Elizabeth II's reign. Installed in the north transept, it…