They used to be found in kitchens, on dining tables, in bathrooms, and in the windows of souvenir shops. They were mugs, plates, ashtrays, figurines, placemats, and decorative items that depicted Australian Aboriginal people through…
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What can a mark reveal when it is erased? And how can a fragile imprint call into question the solidity of a wall, a building, or a system of rules? The artistic practice of French artist Nicolas Muller (Strasbourg, 1983) transforms…
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The fifth edition of the Scripta Prize for Young Art Critics, sponsored by the Scripta Association , is now open . The prize uses the power of words to support the next generation of scholars engaged in research and critical writing on the…
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In June 2026, Pace Gallery, one of the world’s leading art galleries, removed 50 artists from its roster of approximately 135 represented artists. CEO Marc Glimcher told The New York Times that the entire gallery system had become too big…
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Nicola Samorì returns to Ravenna with *Supremalia*, a solo exhibition that, from October 17, 2026, to January 17, 2027, brings the works of one of the most influential Italian artists on the international contemporary scene to the…
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The people depicted by Salman Toor (Lahore, 1983) meet in bars, share moments of friendship and love, seek the company of others, or experience loneliness and alienation. They are imaginary figures, yet they spring from the Pakistani…
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Even before changing the architecture, the nightclub changed people’s desires. By the late 1960s, the Romagna Riviera already boasted a highly developed entertainment infrastructure: hotels, guesthouses, dance halls, restaurants, swimming…
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Enrico Lombardi, a legendary Roman gallery owner who for nearly half a century contributed to the understanding and promotion of 20th-century Italian painting, passed away yesterday, October 16, at the age of 71. As the founder of Galleria…
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