Valente Cancogni·May 23Divenire. From mud to flame — the same artist, a different question.by Valente Cancogni
InPoiesis ProductionsbyMichele Vigorita·May 17Fondazione Sangregorio: A House-Studio and a Spazio Luce Still Waiting to Be IncisedIn Sesto Calende, Spazio Luce expands the Fondazione with a successful restoration. But the real issue is curatorial: how to transform…
Valente Cancogni·Apr 23The iron doesn’t know how to dance. And yet.Valente Cancogni and the paradox that holds without resolving
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·Mar 24Art and Faith: The Story of Fabrizio and Brother IsidoroIn 18th-century Sicily, an artist and a monk discover that faith and art are two sides of the same longing — to give life meaning.
Art Stories·Mar 6Forgotten great artists: Elisabetta SiraniMost of you probably know Artemisia Gentileschi, who was one of the few female painters in the 16th century who was highly regarded and is…
InILLUMINATIONbyAsude Sağlam·Jan 6Pietà: A Silent Pain That Has Wound Time BackwardsMichelangelo’s Marble Meditation on Grief and Stillness
InHigh Museum of ArtbyHigh Museum of Art·Aug 25, 2025Horsing Around: From Marino Marini to Ezrom LegaeBy Kyle Mancuso, Curatorial Research Associate (April 2022-July 2025), High Museum of Art
La Vela Antonino·Oct 27, 2024Unveiling the Complexities of Human Sexuality Through ArtA Personal Exploration of Identity, Desire, and Societal Norms
Preethi Ramanathan·Jul 22, 2024Alberto Burri, An artist much less appreciatedOne of the painters I admire is Alberto Burri. Thanks to the Italian Language and Culture course that I took during my Masters at…
Anna Maria Damigella·Oct 23, 2023“Life in the studio” of Angelo Cives (1879–1953) and related reflectionsThe inspiration essentially comes from an unpublished work preserved in a private collection in Rome, drawing attention to Angelo Cives, a…
