Turin is preparing to once again become one of the leading international hubs for contemporary art. From Friday, October 30, to Sunday, November 1, 2026, theOval Torino venue will host the 33rd edition of Artissima, the only Italian art…
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Jack Vettriano’s paintings are coming to Trieste for a retrospective that traces the Scottish artist’s narrative universe: From October 29, 2026, to May 2, 2027, the Salone degli Incanti will host over 80 works, including…
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What value can a Kalashnikov encrusted with Swarovski crystals have today? This is the question behind *Vanity - Soldier Dream*, a work created in 2012 by Nicola Bolla, which will be on display at the Foto Contemporary booth during the…
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The Fondazione Corso – Culture del Contemporaneo – ETS is taking shape in the spacesof the former Cinema Corso in Vicenza, which has been closed for over thirty years. The project, sponsored by the Giuseppe Roi Foundation…
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Interviews Art and environment Contemporary art
At the Villa Medici in Rome, through December 19, 2026, the exhibition *Black Sun. Oil and Contemporary Art traces the omnipresence of oil—which, since the Second Industrial Revolution in the mid-19th century, has been intertwined with…
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Rossella Farinotti is the new artistic director of MACTE—the Museum of Contemporary Art in Termoli. A Milan-based curator, contemporary art critic, and journalist born in 1984, she will officially assume the position on December 1, 2026…
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Roberto Daolio, a prominent Italian critic and curator, argued that form is already concept. There’s no getting around it: the form we give to a work is never merely a shell, but inevitably embodies the idea from which that work…
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A ceremonial brass trumpet from Uzbekistan, Chinese and Southeast Asian wind instruments, gongs, drumheads, and twenty-meter-long pieces of fabric suspended in space. At the Tate Modern in London, sound takes shape through objects…
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