Le ultime dal mondo dell’arte contemporanea

Storie piu recenti

• Bruno X Visual Identity and Music Branding System by Estúdio Bamba architecture-design

  Bruno X, a Brazilian DJ studio, has introduced a fresh visual identity and music branding system. Developed by Flávia Jackeline, Estúdio Bamba, and Nathalia Ultramar, the…

• Cut Chilli Review: Chenturan Aran's Play Explores Race and Identity in Australia opinion-review

  Chenturan Aran's play 'Cut Chilli' is a pacy, funny, and thought-provoking 110-minute one-act play about belonging, identity, family, and race in contemporary Australia. The story…

• Tupac's Brother Says Murder Trial Won't Bring Justice other

  Mopreme Shakur, stepbrother of the late rapper Tupac Shakur, told the BBC that the upcoming murder trial of the man accused of killing Tupac will not bring justice. In an…

• Greece's New Defense Tech: Velos Rotors, Sotiria Technology, Hack the Box other

  Greece is transitioning from conventional defense methods to cutting-edge technology, emphasizing drones, autonomous systems, and cybersecurity. During a conference in May,…

• Lu Yang's 'DOKU The Flow' Screens at Julia Stoschek Foundation's LA Exhibition exhibition

  On February 18, 2026, Lu Yang's latest video piece, 'DOKU The Flow,' was presented at the Variety Arts Theater in Los Angeles as part of the Julia Stoschek Foundation's exhibition…

• Trump Orders Pentagon to Reduce Joint Military Exercises with South Korea other

  On Sunday, US President Donald Trump directed the Pentagon to reduce the scope of upcoming joint military drills with South Korea, attributing this decision to South Korea's lack…

• Nahum B. Zenil Retrospective at Museo Universitario del Chopo Explores Six Decades of Self-Portraiture and Dissidence exhibition

  The Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City is presenting 'Nahum B. Zenil: El límpido espejo de mis ojos (1968-2025)', a retrospective of Mexican artist Nahum B. Zenil (b.…

• Mogol: The Poet-Lyricist Who Defined Italian Pop Music artist

  Giulio Rapetti, better known as Mogol, is regarded as the most prominent lyricist in Italy, having been born in Milan on August 17, 1936. His journey in music commenced with…

• Óscar Tenreiro Degwitz on Carlo Scarpa, Music, and the Art of Architecture opinion-review

  In a contemplative essay regarding Veredes, Venezuelan architect Óscar Tenreiro Degwitz reflects on a seminar he conducted on January 19, 1994, for 'Taller Firminy' at the…

• Chokepoints and the cost of cutting off access opinion-review

  An editorial in the South China Morning Post delves into the notion of chokepoints, suggesting that the most perilous ones are not merely the most confined waterways or unique…

• The 1974 Theft of Antonello da Messina's 'Ecce Homo' from Novara Recalled cultural-heritage

  In the night between 23 and 24 July 1974, the Museo del Broletto in Novara was the scene of a major art theft. Among the eight works stolen was an 'Ecce Homo' attributed to…

• Deulkkotsoop 'Field · Flower · Forest' Café by Myungin Architects Opens in South Korea architecture-design

  Myungin Architects, led by Jeon Jaehong, has completed the Deulkkotsoop 'Field · Flower · Forest' Café in South Korea, a single-story coffee shop designed to blend into its…

• Cafetería Deulkkotsoop 'Campo · Flor · Bosque' by MTT in South Korea architecture-design

  The Deulkkotsoop cafeteria, designed by the architecture firm MTT, has been completed in South Korea. The project, curated by Miwa Negoro, covers an area of 2,317 square meters…

• US Attorney General backs Washington prosecutor after Trump criticizes vandalism case other

  US Attorney General Todd Blanche publicly defended Washington prosecutor Jeanine Pirro on Sunday after President Donald Trump criticized her handling of a vandalism case at the…

• Supergirl AI Concept Art Sparks Backlash, Warner Bros. Pulls Video ai-technology

  The DC film Supergirl has faced renewed controversy after a behind-the-scenes clip appeared to show AI-generated concept art. The clip, featuring director Craig Gillespie looking…

• Kurosawa Kawara-ten Renovates Six-Tatami Tea Room in Ichihara with Salvaged Timber, Titanium, and Steel architecture-design

  In Ichihara, Chiba, Japan, architect Kazufumi Kobayashi has transformed a six-tatami tea room within a former family timber business annex at Kurosawa Kawara-ten. This renovation…

• Kore-eda's 'Sheep in the Box' Explores Grief Through AI in Near-Future Japan other

  Hirokazu Kore-eda, a Japanese filmmaker celebrated for his family-centric narratives, ventures into science fiction with 'Sheep in the Box', set to debut in Italian cinemas on…

• 2028 US Election: Carlson and Greene Plot Third-Party MAGA Run opinion-review

  As the 2028 US presidential election approaches, speculation grows over a potential third-party candidacy from former Trump allies Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene.…

• The Rumpus Launches Spanish-Language Literary Magazine El Alboroto publication

  The Rumpus, a prominent online literary magazine, is expanding its reach with the launch of a new Spanish-language publication titled El Alboroto. Announced via LitHub, the new…

• Drone Footage Captures Beatles Biopics Recreating Iconic Abbey Road Walk other

  On Sunday, drone footage shared on the Beatles Biopic Updates X account captured actors portraying John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr as they recreated…

• Several dead and seriously injured in head-on motorway collision in Ireland other

  According to Irish police, a tragic accident on a highway in Ireland has resulted in multiple fatalities and serious injuries. Commissioner Justin Kelly characterized the head-on…

• Brass Rubbing: Victorian Art of Rubbing Brass Effigies to Create Art cultural-heritage

  The Victorian era's brass rubbing technique, known as 'brass rubbing', involved placing paper over monumental brass plates in English churches and rubbing with heelball (black…

• Six Key Mongol Conquests: From the Assassins to China cultural-heritage

  The Mongol Empire, founded by Temujin (Genghis Khan), became the largest contiguous land empire in history, uniting the Chinese and Islamic worlds through conquest. This article…

• How Poland Became the Central Target of Nazi Germany’s “Final Solution” cultural-heritage

  Poland suffered the highest number of Holocaust victims, with nearly three million Polish Jews and tens of thousands of Roma killed. The article traces the history from pre-war…

• The End of Oak Street to Follow Warner Bros. PVOD Strategy, Likely Digital Debut Sept. 15 other

  The End of Oak Street, a dinosaur thriller starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, opened in theaters this weekend and is projected to earn $21 million at the domestic box…

• Oxford's Newest Bookstore Sells Only Romantasy Books other

  Oxford's newest bookstore exclusively sells romantasy books, a genre blending fantasy and romance. The store is owned by Starlin Marot, who discussed the venture with NPR's…

• NDAs in the Art World: The Gag Order Problem and More from Art Forecast opinion-review

  In a recent update, Tatum Dooley highlights the increasing prevalence of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) within the art sector, particularly noting Wanda Nanibush, who became the…

• Driver arrested after Hungary bus crash kills 12 Polish tourists other

  A bus carrying Polish tourists returning from a pilgrimage in Bosnia-Herzegovina crashed on a highway in Hungary early Sunday, killing 12 people and injuring at least 10 others.…

• John D Edwards, Painter and Sculptor, Dies at 74 artist

  At the age of 74, John David Edwards, a British artist celebrated for his community art initiatives and the book 'How Cancer Saved My Life', passed away due to heart disease. He…

• Iran Offers $30,000 Bounty for Killing or Capturing US Soldiers other

  Iran's military has declared a reward of US$30,000 (5 billion tomans) for anyone who either kills or captures American soldiers, with the amount increased to US$60,000 for women…

• Art Business Brief Launches for Paid Subscribers with AI-Assisted Market Insights publication

  Art Marketing News has introduced the Art Business Brief, a new AI-assisted feature for paid subscribers, announced in a free post on August 2026. The Brief aims to provide…

• Turning 'Bad' Weather into Powerful Landscape Photography: A Comprehensive Guide other

  Landscape photographer Kate Garibaldi has released a guide on harnessing adverse weather conditions to create striking landscape photographs, featured on PetaPixel. The guide…

• Camera Torino Opens Gruyaert Retrospective and Jeker Graphic Design Show exhibition

  Two exhibitions inaugurating the new artistic direction of CAMERA in Turin under François Hébel: a retrospective of Belgian photographer Harry Gruyaert and a showcase of Swiss…

• Jun Matcha Club: A Contemplative Matcha Café in a Former Garage in Jakarta architecture-design

  In South Jakarta's Panglima Polim area, Jun Matcha Club, a creation of Matter of Something, has officially opened its doors. This 33-square-meter café, which was previously a…

• New Herman Melville Statue in New Bedford Is 'Hot,' Says Globe Columnist cultural-heritage

  A new 7.5-foot bronze statue of Herman Melville, created by sculptor Stefanie Rocknak, will be unveiled outside the Seamen's Bethel in New Bedford, Massachusetts, during the…

• The Oriental Paradise: A Fashion Editorial Confronting Postcolonial Aesthetics other

  KALTBLUT magazine has unveiled a unique editorial named 'The Oriental Paradise,' which critically examines how postcolonial aesthetics are frequently simplified into marketable…

• BBC seeks US court help to obtain Trump family testimony in $10B defamation suit other

  In a legal filing on Friday in federal court in Florida, the BBC requested US court assistance to obtain documents and testimony from members of President Donald Trump's family…

• ‘The End of Oak Street’ Twist Ending Explained: Two Jeannettes and a Spacetime Rift other

  David Robert Mitchell's film 'The End of Oak Street' concludes with a subtle but shocking twist involving a spacetime disruption that creates duplicate characters. The film, set…

• May Sarton's Diaries: A Spanish Publication Revisits Solitude and Artistic Identity publication

  Gallo Nero has published Spanish editions of May Sarton's diaries, 'Diary of a Solitude' (1972) and 'Plant Dreaming Deep' (1968), offering readers a raw and honest account of the…

• French Far Right's Long Hatred of de Gaulle May Now Claim His Legacy opinion-review

  Eight months before the French presidential election, and as de Gaulle enjoys renewed popularity in cinema, documentary filmmaker Jonathan Hayoun warns in a Le Monde op-ed that…