Rome opens the first major exhibition dedicated to Pontormo in autumn
One of the so-called red rooms of the New Uffizi, number 61, is dedicated to the Tuscan Jacopo Pontormo…
Animal realism, from Courbet to Pompon
Ornans (Doubs). The representations of wild animals by Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) are well known to the public, whether they are…
Manaut Viglietti, an avant-garde journey at the Ibáñez Museum
José Manaut Viglietti was born in the Valencian town of Lliria in the key year of 1898 and his…
Geoffrey Bawa at the Vitra Design Museum, from Sri Lanka to your senses
Born in 1919 in Sri Lanka, when it was still called Ceylon, into a family of both Asian and…
Gabriel Orozco and the flexible circle, in White Cube
Since he began his career in the early nineties, the Mexican Gabriel Orozco moves freely between disciplines such as…
Nicola L., art on edge
Antwerp (Belgium). “This is the last time you can take my mouth, this is the last time you can touch…
Jannis Kounellis at the CGAC: the journey is never neutral
Next year it will be ten years since the Greek Jannis Kounellis died in Rome, who precisely took his…
Nina Laisné reveals herself at Frac Franche-Comté
Besançon (Doubs). It is the story of a partnership that has lasted for a decade. It all started with the…
Barcelona Gallery Weekend, between memory and hyperreality
Next weekend, Barcelona Gallery Weekend will celebrate twelve editions promoted by ArtBarcelona, the association that brings together the most…
The PCF reinvests the field of art
Paris. It feels like we’re in a bunker. The concrete walls of the basement of the headquarters of the French…
In Dakar in 1966, the first African art festival
1966, Dakar. As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Quai Branly, many observers emphasize how the opening of this museum…
The heliogravure and death, in Casa de México
There are very few workshops that, internationally, continue to produce heliogravures according to their traditional technique, that is, using…