Since 2019 the Berlin-based non-profit art foundation Light Art Space (LAS), promotes an intensive dialogue between arts, science and technology through an interdisciplinary and experimental...
The term “icon” was born with a religious meaning and in the Christian tradition it became the symbol of the veneration of God. Nowadays, it...
The Neues Museum in Nuremberg, to exhibit its collection of design and figurative art (from the 1950s onwards) and organize exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art,...
At La Galleria Nazionale in Rome, the exhibition Cosmowomen. Places as Constellation presents a site-specific assemblage of architectural projects curated by the Spanish-British architect Izaskun...
The difficult interconnection, frequently underestimated, between contemporary art and archaeological finds, can often prove to be an atout. An example of this is the Kême...
The others are everywhere. It is up to the photographic image to understand and restore what can be observed by the eye, communicating with no...
On the occasion of the 17th International Architecture Biennale taking place in Venice titled “How will we live together”, the Swiss artist Not Vital returns...
There is no artwork that refers to a specific archetypal meaning, where the latter is to be intended as the ability of the work to...
In 1915, the poet Guillaume Apollinaire proposed to his beloved Madeleine Pagès, who accepted, with a poem entitled Photography, in which he celebrated the technique’s...
CAR DRDE gallery dedicates the last exhibition before the summer break to the British artist James Collins (Darlington, 1992), at his first solo show in...
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