A well-curated fair, a resounding sales success, beautiful exhibitions in museums, galleries, and foundations with a large audience. All these are reasons to declare: welcome back to Turin!...
A well-curated fair, a resound...
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Autumn has brought Milan three exhibitions that make a difference; indeed, they deserve to be visited if the reader happens to be in the Italian city....
Autumn has brought Milan three...
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Those discovering Lusophone poetics for the first time may be surprised by the many references to nature in songs and texts. There are images of infinite skies, colours, landscapes, sun, forests and waves....
Those discovering Lusophone po...
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Entitled In the First Place (Em primeiro lugar), the twelfth edition of the Walk&Talk (W&T) Festival took place on the island of São Miguel, Azores, until July 23: a dive between art and nature, music and shows....
Entitled In the First Place (E...
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Even perfectly installed, beautifully lit, optimally curated, the fifty-ninth Venice Biennale, which opened to the public on April 23, lacks something emotional....
Even perfectly installed, beau...
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Pedro Neves Marques (Lisbon, 1984) is the artist representing Portugal at the next Venice Biennale with the project Vampires in Space, curated by João Mourão - director of Arquipélago - Centro de Artes Contemporâneas nos Açores - together with Luís Silva, responsible for the Kunsthalle...
Pedro Neves Marques (Lisbon, 1...
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Lusco-fusco (twilight) is one of the most evocative Portuguese words: it indicates the moment of the day when the sky turns dark - it is the transformation of daylight into darkness. Just as it describes nightfall, it also points to the opposite moment of the...
Lusco-fusco (twilight) is one ...
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Bricks, pieces of wood, plaster, forms made of clay, cement, ceramics - all impoverished materials in the works of Greek artist Kostis Velonis (Athens, 1968), in his first solo show in Portugal, at Galeria Monitor, Lisbon.Slapstick Masonry is the title of the show, designed to...
Bricks, pieces of wood, plaste...
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Approaching Domenico Gnoli’s art, a genius Italian master born in Rome (1933) and deceased in New York (1970) at the age of 37, is like entering a wonderful world.Gnoli is an outlier in international contemporary art: he was neither a realist, nor a surrealist; neither...
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Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawings (1928-2007), by themselves, justify visiting the new exhibition the Milanese gallery Massimo De Carlo dedicates to the great minimalist artist, in dialogue with his colleague McArthur Binion (b.1946).This is an exhibition that we could define as a “museological” jewel. After all,...
Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawings (...
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