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• Ed Atkins on Animation as Writing: A Video Interview artist

  In a video interview with Marc-Christoph Wagner for the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art's web TV, British artist Ed Atkins (b. 1982) discusses his training and creative process.…

• Vivian Maier: The Nanny Photographer Who Conquered the World artist

  Vivian Maier (New York, 1926 – Chicago, 2009) worked as a nanny, living in others' homes and photographing street life in New York and Chicago. She left behind a vast archive of…

• Konrad Mägi: The Northern Painter Who Fell in Love with Italy artist

  Artribune highlights Konrad Vilhelm Mägi (1878–1925), recognized as the pioneer of contemporary Estonian painting, noting his deep connection to nature and his life-changing trip…

• Dafne Boggeri on Queer Collectives, Independent Publishing, and the One-Woman Group Show artist

  Dafne Boggeri engages in a diverse range of activities, including curation, publishing, performance, and queer advocacy. Her exhibition titled "LIANE~LINEA~ALIEN," held at…

• Terramatta Residency in Salento: Street Artists Transform Waste into Art artist

  The Terramatta artist residency concluded in the Parco Agricolo dei Paduli in Salento, involving street artist duo Cyop&Kaf and Fabrizio Bellomo for a week from September 25 to…

• Jeffrey Schnapp: umanista digitale tra Stanford, Harvard e Piaggio artist

  Jeffrey Schnapp, filologo romanzo nato a New York nel 1954, è fondatore dello Stanford Humanities Lab, ex direttore del metaLAB di Harvard e attuale CEO di Piaggio Fast Forward.…

• Gianni Colosimo's friendship with Claudio Abate artist

  Gianni Colosimo recounts his friendship with photographer Claudio Abate, whom he met in 2008 through Susana Serpas, a former student and partner of Abate. Colosimo commissioned…

• Andrew Rogers on Land Art, Sculpture, and the Rhythms of Life Project artist

  In an interview with Artribune, Australian artist Andrew Rogers (born 1947 in Melbourne) discusses his thirty-year career bridging sculpture and Land Art. At Palazzo Mora in…

• Caterina Morigi: tracce del tempo e materia in trasformazione artist

  L'artista ravennate classe 1991 Caterina Morigi, influenzata dall'archeologia greca e romana, esplora il concetto di traccia in fotografie, sculture e disegni. Le sue opere, come…

• Atla(s)now: Art and Ski Training in Morocco's High Atlas artist

  Atla(s)now is an interdisciplinary platform founded by artist and ski instructor Angelo Bellobono, using art and mountain sports for social engagement and sustainable development…

• Rincon Sapiência: 'Democracia é uma mentira, uma farsa' artist

  Rincon Sapiência, nome artístico de Danilo Albert Ambrosio, 32, nascido na Cohab 1 em Artur Alvim, zona leste de São Paulo, lançou em maio de 2017 seu primeiro álbum, 'Galanga…

• Leslie Wayne's 2017 painting 'The Availability Bias' documented on artcritical artist

  Leslie Wayne created the painting 'The Availability Bias' in 2017, using oil on panel with dimensions of 29.5 by 24 by 4 inches. The work was documented on the artcritical website…

• Leslie Wayne's 2017 painting 'Indecision' featured on artcritical artist

  Leslie Wayne created the painting 'Indecision' in 2017, using oil on panel with dimensions of 28 by 19 by 6 inches. The work was represented by Jack Shainman Gallery. Artcritical…

• Anouk Wipprecht on the Future of Hyper-Technological Fashion artist

  Dutch designer and fashion artist Anouk Wipprecht recently gave a lecture in Milan on creativity in the age of Industry 4.0, organized by Meet the Media Guru in collaboration with…

• Gordon Moore's 2007 painting Scroll featured on artcritical artist

  Gordon Moore created the painting Scroll in 2007 using latex, ink, and pumice on canvas. The artwork measures 90 by 66 inches and was documented on artcritical's website on…

• Guido Taroni: Photographer and Visconti Heir on Family, Style, and Future Projects artist

  Guido Taroni (Milan, 1987), a young photographer and heir to the Visconti family, discusses his career, influences, and upcoming projects in an interview. His first solo…

• Ata Kandó, Hungarian Photographer, Dies at 103 in Netherlands artist

  Hungarian photographer Ata Kandó died in Bergen, Netherlands, at age 103, three days before the news was announced. Born Etelka Görög in Budapest in 1913 to a Jewish family, she…

• Renato Costa: Street Artist from São Paulo's Jardim Iporanga artist

  Renato Costa, a street artist from Jardim Iporanga in São Paulo's southern zone, began working at age eight to support his family. At eighteen, he discovered circus arts and…

• Georges Henry: Paris-born musician's journey from jazz trumpet to Brazilian television pioneer artist

  Georges Henry, born in Paris in the 1920s, studied music from an early age and became enamored with jazz, inspired by Louis Armstrong who later became a friend. During World War…

• Renata Sbrighi: Accordionist and Music Educator in São Paulo's Lapa Neighborhood artist

  Renata Naccarato Sbrighi Oggiam, known as Renata Sbrighi, is an accordionist and music educator based in the Lapa neighborhood of São Paulo. Her family history is marked by…

• Larry Rivers' 1977 Portrait of Poet John Ashbery artist

  Larry Rivers created a portrait of poet John Ashbery in 1977 titled 'Poem and Portrait of John Ashbery.' The work combines visual art with literary elements, reflecting Rivers'…

• Maura Banfo at Madeinfilandia 2017: Silence and Polaroid Diaries artist

  In 2017, Maura Banfo engaged in the Madeinfilandia residency at Filanda di Pieve a Presciano, located in Arezzo, Italy. Centered on the theme of silence, Banfo's project,…

• 400 PPM: Techno's Alien Presence and the Culture Clash of Electronic Music artist

  Shawn O'Sullivan, also recognized as 400 PPM, Vapauteen, Civil Duty, and Further Reductions, is set to unveil his first album, 'Fit for Purpose,' under Guy Brewer's Avian label.…

• Alfredo Jaar on Gramsci, Pasolini, and Cinema at CampoSud artist

  CampoSud, a project launched in Cagliari for the 2017 Gramsci Year, hosts Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar. Curated by Giulia Palomba and Maria Paola Zedda, CampoSud is described as a…

• Vincenzo della Corte: From Orchestra Conductor to Vienna Gallerist artist

  Vincenzo della Corte, an Italian former orchestra conductor, opened Vin Vin Gallery in Vienna in March 2016. The gallery's name combines 'Vin' from his first name and the German…

• Franz West's 2007-08 Poster Design for Gagosian Gallery artist

  Franz West created a collage and paint work on a digital print titled "Poster Design (Gagosian Gallery)" between 2007 and 2008. The piece measures 67-1/2 by 74-3/4 inches and is…

• Diego Bergamaschi: A Collector's Journey from Conceptual to Material artist

  Since 2007, Diego Bergamaschi, the vice president of Amici della GAMeC, has been a passionate collector, amassing over 100 pieces motivated more by intellectual engagement than by…

• Gianni Moretti's 'Anna Monument to Attention' for Sant'Anna di Stazzema artist

  In Sant'Anna di Stazzema, Italy, Gianni Moretti, an artist from Perugia born in 1978, unveiled 'Anna – Monument to Attention' to pay tribute to Anna Pardini, the youngest victim…

• Anna Raimondo’s Sonic Residency Maps Aquatic Traces in Viterbo artist

  Anna Raimondo concluded the third stage of her research project "Come un mare fuor d'acqua" in Viterbo, Italy, as part of the residency program Cantieri d'Arte/La ville ouverte…

• Shirin Neshat on Directing Aida at Salzburg Festival artist

  Iranian visual artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat made her opera directorial debut with Giuseppe Verdi's Aida at the Salzburg Festival in August 2017, under the musical direction…

• Kansai Yamamoto's Influence on Contemporary Fashion artist

  Kansai Yamamoto, a Japanese fashion designer who debuted in London in 1971, is experiencing a resurgence in influence among top designers like Riccardo Tisci, Alessandro Michele,…

• Giorgia De Santi on Drag, Performance, and Gender Fluidity at Viafarini artist

  In an interview with Artribune, artist Giorgia De Santi discusses her performance "(How) Can a Woman Be a Drag (Queen)?" presented at Viafarini in Milan in 2017. The piece…

• Kermit Tesoro's Perverse Fashion: Shoes That Defy Gravity and Convention artist

  Filipino designer Kermit Tesoro creates bizarre, unwearable shoes that challenge fashion norms. His designs include impossibly high heels shaped like the Leaning Tower of Pisa,…

• Greg Allen’s Kickstarter Commissions a Trump-Era ‘Guernica’ from Chinese Artisans artist

  Artist, writer, and filmmaker Greg Allen launched a Kickstarter campaign to commission a large painting from Chinese artisans, reproducing in the style of George W. Bush one of…

• Janet Malcolm's Burdock Series Iris Prints from 2005-07 artist

  Janet Malcolm created two iris prints titled Burdock No. 33 and Burdock No. 1 between 2005 and 2007. Each work measures 20 by 13 inches. Lori Bookstein Fine Art provided courtesy…

• William Nicholson's 1914 painting 'Le Retour de la Joconde' depicts the Mona Lisa's return artist

  William Nicholson created the oil painting 'Le Retour de la Joconde (Return of the Mona Lisa)' in 1914. The artwork measures 17-1/2 by 23 inches and is held in a private…

• White Hills Interview: Space-Rock Duo on Art, Music, and NYC artist

  The American duo White Hills, composed of Dave W. and Ego Sensation, discuss their creative process, inspirations, and latest album 'Stop Mute Defeat' in an interview with…

• Cuban street artist Yulier P. detained, ordered to remove murals in Havana artist

  Yulier Rodriguez Perez, known as Yulier P., a 27-year-old self-taught street artist from Camaguey, Cuba, was detained by police in Havana for two days and accused of damaging…

• Russian Theater Director Kirill Serebrennikov Arrested on Fraud Charges artist

  Russian theater and film director Kirill Serebrennikov (born 1969, Rostov-on-Don) was arrested in Moscow on fraud charges. He is accused of embezzling approximately one million…

• Paolo Buggiani: The Artist Who Theorized Street Art artist

  In an interview with Artribune, Italian artist Paolo Buggiani discusses his pioneering role in Street Art, his time in New York in the early 1980s, and his theoretical…