Le ultime dal mondo dell’arte contemporanea

Storie piu recenti

• Paris and Wakefield Exhibitions Explore the Circus as Muse for Modern Art exhibition

  Two exhibitions focusing on the circus in 19th- and 20th-century art will take place simultaneously. The Circus: a Factory of Modern Art will be hosted at the Musée de Montmartre…

• London Music Licensing Report Finds Racial Bias Against Black-Led Events publication

  According to a report from the Greater London Authority, Black-led music events in London encounter significant limitations and cancellations attributed to "racial bias" in both…

• Pinacoteca de São Paulo Unveils 2027 Exhibition Program with Keith Haring, Belkis Ayón, Francis Alÿs and Lorenzato exhibition

  The Pinacoteca de São Paulo has revealed its exhibition schedule for 2027, featuring more than 14 displays across Pina Luz, Pina Estação, and Pina Contemporânea. Kicking off on 6…

• Las Mitocondria Brings 'Botànica Domèstica / Herbario Nuovo' to Universitat de València's La Nau exhibition

  The artistic duo Las Mitocondria is showcasing 'Botànica Domèstica / Herbario Nuovo' at the Centre Cultural La Nau, Universitat de València, until 22 November in the Sala Oberta…

• Lara Worthington Launches Ommage Beauty Brand with Designer Brian Roettinger other

  Lara Worthington, a model and entrepreneur, has introduced Ommage, a makeup line that took three years to develop in collaboration with graphic designer Brian Roettinger. This…

• Berlin Coalition Talks Suspended Over Demand to Exclude Pro-Palestinian MP Vanessa Emde opinion-review

  Exploratory talks among Die Linke, SPD, and the Greens in Berlin have been paused because the SPD and Greens insist that Die Linke expel Vanessa Emde, a pro-Palestinian member of…

• John Lanchester's New Novel Asks How Well We Know Our Loved Ones publication

  John Lanchester, born in Hamburg in 1962, has published a new novel titled "Das habe ich wegen dir getan." The book centers on Kate, a former art historian who was married for 30…

• Aussie Bird Count Returns October 19–25 to Track Endangered Species other

  The Aussie Bird Count, a national citizen-science program, returns from October 19 to 25, inviting participants to spend 20 minutes in any outdoor space recording bird sightings.…

• Seven Renaissance Paintings That Reimagined Classical Mythology publication

  Seven significant paintings illustrate how Renaissance artists, humanists, and patrons rejuvenated classical antiquity. Sandro Botticelli's The Birth of Venus (c. 1485, Uffizi…

• Blossoms feiern Hochzeit auf sechstem Album „Songs From The Wedding Cake“ publication

  Blossoms rücken in ihrem sechsten Album das Thema Hochzeit in den Vordergrund: „Songs From The Wedding Cake“ behandelt dieses Motiv durchgehend. Der erste Titel „Joke About…

• Beaux Arts Magazine Examines Five Legendary Art Schools, from Académie Julian to Bauhaus publication

  Beaux Arts Magazine has published a feature revisiting the histories of five art schools it calls legendary for transforming arts education, timed to the back-to-school season.…

• Théo Mercier Builds Strange Sculptural Worlds from Rocks, Relics and Cast-Offs artist

  French artist Théo Mercier assembles rocks, relics and discarded objects into unusual sculptural environments. His practice examines how objects take on meaning and how those…

• Two Formulas for Consistent Painting Prices, From Square-Inch to Linear-Inch Rates publication

  In a recent guide from Artsy Shark, Carolyn Edlund outlines two methods for pricing artwork: square-inch pricing and linear-inch pricing. The square-inch method involves…

• Belvedere Offers Baby-Friendly Guided Tour of Gustav Klimt and Vienna 1900 Art exhibition

  The Oberes Belvedere in Vienna hosts a baby-accompanied guided tour titled "Mit Baby im Museum: Gustav Klimt. Kunst in Wien um 1900" on 18 January 2027, running from 14:30 to…

• Erna Rosenstein: Von Wien nach Warschau – Widerstand und Erinnerung exhibition

  Erna Rosenstein, a notable artist, studied for two years in Vienna during the early 1930s, where she was involved with a communist youth group and witnessed the February Uprisings…

• Belvedere Wien zeigt Erika Giovanna Klien in "Mit Baby im Museum" exhibition

  Das Belvedere Wien präsentiert unter dem Titel "Mit Baby im Museum" das Werk der Künstlerin Erika Giovanna Klien. Die Ausstellung versammelt Arbeiten aus den Jahren 1923 bis 1939,…

• Belvedere 21 Hosts Baby-Friendly Tour of 'Feminist Futures Forever' exhibition

  A relaxed guided tour of the exhibition 'Feminist Futures Forever' at Belvedere 21 in Vienna is scheduled for Friday, 26 February 2027, from 14:30 to 15:30. Designed for visitors…

• Emily Oster and Becky Kennedy Share Parenting Book Picks Ahead of New Yorker Festival publication

  On Sunday, October 25th, The New Yorker Festival will host economist Emily Oster and psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy, alongside physician Dhruv Khullar. Oster, who wrote "Expecting…

• James Clough's Monogrammi Traces Millennia of Monogram History publication

  James Clough, who is known for his work as a designer, teacher, and letterer, recently published a book called Monogrammi through Lazy Dog Press. This book is groundbreaking as…

• Breville Eye Q Toaster Review: Optical Sensors Deliver Uneven Toast at $300 other

  Breville's Eye Q toaster uses optical sensors to scan bread 10 times per second, replacing traditional timers with laser-green blinking lights that monitor doneness. The $300…

• Wired Review: Friend 2 AI Pendant Lacks Personality, Founder Plans Hivemind Update digital

  Wired senior associate reviews editor Julian Chokkattu and writer Boone Ashworth tested the second-generation Friend, an AI-powered chatbot pendant created by Avi Schiffmann. The…

• Ryan Lanji Reflects on THE HANG Afterparty for Minor Attractions Art Fair opinion-review

  Cultural producer and curator Ryan Lanji wrote a stream-of-consciousness piece for Elephant about THE HANG, the opening party for Minor Attractions, an art fair that creates a…

• Alix Urien's 'Circa 2020s' Bridges Impressionism and Contemporary Paris artist

  The series 'Circa 2020s' by French photographer Alix Urien explores whether the essence of Impressionist Paris persists, hinting that the answer is rooted in individual…

• Canon Brings Cinema EOS and Immersive Documentary Talks to Cineverse Roma 2026 festival-fair

  Canon is set to take part in Cineverse Roma 2026, an audiovisual production event occurring in Rome on 16-17 October, where it will highlight its Cinema EOS ecosystem. Attendees…

• Museo ICO acoge la cuarta edición de Bioarquitecturas, proyecto de danza para personas con autismo institutional

  La cuarta edición de Bioarquitecturas se celebrará en el Museo ICO de Madrid, organizada por EMPOWER. Esta actividad unirá danza y experiencias sensoriales para facilitar la…

• Turkish Police Raid Halk TV Headquarters in Istanbul, Halting Live Broadcasts other

  On Wednesday, Turkish riot police stormed the Istanbul offices of Halk TV, a news outlet supportive of the opposition, interrupting live broadcasts. The financial crimes unit…

• Davina McCall Describes 'Advanced Alzheimer's' Symptoms After Brain Tumour Surgery other

  At 58, Davina McCall revealed her significant memory issues following surgery for a benign brain tumor in November 2024, comparing it to "advanced Alzheimer's." On Paloma Faith's…

• Maciej Cieśla Discusses Neo-Fauvism, Folklore, and New Tarantula Series in Singulart Interview publication

  Maciej Cieśla, a Polish artist, has revisited his Fauvist origins, skillfully blending European folklore with South American visuals through vibrant colors. In an interview with…

• Kinderneurologe Florian Heinen und Philosoph Jörg Noller über Handysucht bei Kindern opinion-review

  In einem Interview der Süddeutschen Zeitung diskutieren der Kinderneurologe Florian Heinen und der Philosoph Jörg Noller den Umgang von Kindern mit Smartphones. Im Zentrum steht…

• Small Art Institutions Navigate Fundraising Compromises and Alternative Models institutional

  In her ArtReview article, Jenny Wu examines the fundraising challenges and artistic liberties of small nonprofit organizations. Times, an innovative venue launched in February by…

• Paris Art Week 2026: Gallery Openings from October 14 to 19 exhibition

  Paris Art Week 2026 is scheduled from October 14 to 19, packed with multiple gallery openings. On the opening day, October 14, Galerie Pierre-Alain Challier will unveil…

• Stéphane Guillon Portrays Robert Badinter in "L'enragé de justice" at Théâtre Antoine other

  At the Théâtre Antoine, Stéphane Guillon takes on the role of former Minister of Justice Robert Badinter in a play that traces his humanitarian battles. The production, written by…

• JackRabbit MG Cargo E-Bike Review: Compact, Powerful, and Surprisingly Capable other

  WIRED's review of the JackRabbit MG Cargo e-bike highlights its compact size and powerful performance. Despite weighing 55 pounds and fitting in a car's back seat, the MG has a…

• Andy Matthews Studio Unveils Black Cricket Pavilion on Dulwich Common architecture-design

  A black, contemporary cricket pavilion by architecture practice Andy Matthews Studio now stands on Dulwich Common in south London, overlooking the main pitch of Streatham &…

• Anne Carson Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature award

  On 8 October, the Swedish Academy announced that Canadian poet, translator, and essayist Anne Carson has received the Nobel Prize for Literature. Ingrid Carlberg, the academy's…

• Yinka Ilori Returns to Islington with 'Chairman' at Walter Sickert Community Centre During Frieze London exhibition

  From October 14th to 16th, 2026, the Walter Sickert Community Centre in Islington, North London, will host "Chairman," an exhibition by British-Nigerian artist Yinka Ilori. This…

• Galerie Lelong Revisits Alfredo Jaar's 'A Logo for America' as US Marks 250th Anniversary exhibition

  From September 10 to October 24, 2026, Galerie Lelong in Chelsea will host 'Alfredo Jaar: A Logo for America, 1987.' This exhibition revisits Jaar's iconic public artwork, which…

• Frieze London 2026: Wallpaper* Live Updates Include Heidi Gallery Opening, Cindy Sherman at Hauser & Wirth festival-fair

  Frieze London 2026, the centerpiece of the city's unofficial art week, is being covered live by Wallpaper*. The fair features a vibrant mix of performances, parties, club nights,…

• Kunsthalle Würth Reopens in Schwäbisch Hall as Steinmeier Warns of Threats to Artistic Freedom institutional

  After three years of renovations, the Kunsthalle Würth in Schwäbisch Hall has reopened, now boasting an additional 600 square meters of exhibition space, bringing its total to…

• Norman Kingdom of Sicily: From Mercenaries to a Multicultural Realm That Outlasted Its Founders cultural-heritage

  Before 1020, mercenaries from Normandy reached southern Italy, paving the way for the establishment of the Kingdom of Sicily. On June 16, 1053, Norman troops led by Humphrey of…