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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It’s more art than a project! This is the first thought we have when we arrive in Venice to visit the seventeenth Architecture Biennale (it ends at the end of November).Curated by Hashim Sarkis, a Lebanese architect with a curriculum dedicated to the visual arts,...
It’s more art than a project...
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In 1944, the Italian sculptor Arturo Martini wrote in Sculpture, dead language: “Sculpture will never be spontaneous among men. Nothing justifies its survival in today’s world. In the future, it will only fulfil commemorative and solemn purposes”.At a time when sculptures of more or less...
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We interviewed Ernesto Neto about the great Brazilian artist’s most recent solo exhibition, Mentre la vita ci respira – SoPolpoVit’EreticoLe, curated by Lorenzo Giusti at Sala delle Capriate of Palazzo della Ragione, in Bergamo’s historic centre.True to his languages, Neto made an environmental installation with...
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How can one stage the sea with just a few drops of water? This seems to be the challenge proposed by the Swiss artist Peter Fischli, invited by Fondazione Prada, in Venice, to make Stop Painting. This is a collective show focused on the history of...
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In Milan, after several months of lockdown due to the pandemic, a somewhat strange spring has arrived, at least in the art world.While public museums continue to extend their winter exhibitions, contributing to a general vegetative climate that is much less bright than in Rome,...
In Milan, after several months...
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Built between 1934 and 1936 by architect Piero Portaluppi, the Casa Corbellini-Wassermann in Milan is one of the best-preserved rationalist buildings in the city. Since 2019, it is home to the second Milanese headquarters of the Massimo De Carlo gallery, which is also in London,...
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Almost a year ago, MACRO, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome, reopened its doors after exceedingly difficult times. Under the direction of Luca Lo Pinto, with the overall project called Museum for Preventive Imagination, the institution has regained the credibility and support of the...
Almost a year ago, MACRO, the ...
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