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In recent years, Kiefer has invited artists he feels kinship with to contribute permanent installations to the ecosystem of La Ribaute, starting with Wolfgang Laib in 2014 and also Giovanni Anselmo.

Luca Monterastelli takes part in a large international group show featuring works from the MAXXI Collection and new commissions. An exhibition conceived as a visual poem in relation to the Museum’s rooms, composed of intuitive and spontaneous associations between the works, the images, the building’s architecture and its history. Afterimage

Opening Thursday, June 30, is Adobe garden project_2020, an installation by Michele Guido at PAV, Parco Arte Vivente in Turin. The project is the winner of the public notice PAC2020, Plan for Contemporary Art promoted by the General Directorate for Contemporary Creativity of the Ministry of Culture.

We congratulate William Kentridge on receiving The Queen Sonja Lifetime Achievement Award, one of the world’s most important prizes for printmaking.

Originally appearing in 1978 on the window of the Carmen Lamanna Gallery in Toronto, Canada, as one in a series of billboards throughout North America and Europe, ‘Text/Context’ finds itself newly iterated at Pavement Gallery. With Pavement’s proximity to Manchester School of Art, ‘Text/Context’ looks out onto an educational institution

Joseph Kosuth (b. 1945), Michel Majerus (1967–2002), K.R.H. Sonderborg (1923–2008): three names, three worlds – decidedly disparate in their approaches, divergent in their reception, and yet closely linked. Majerus began his studies at Kunstakademie Stuttgart in the late 1980s, first as a student in Sonderborg’s painting class, and from 1991,

On the occasion of Kaunas – European Capital of Culture 2022, Kaunas Picture Gallery presents the icon of the world of art and artist Marina Abramović’s exhibition “Memory of Being”. According to the director of Marina Abramović Institute Giuliano Argenziano, the exhibition will have a unique form – for the

The work “The Hero” by Marina Abramovié will be shown on the screens of the CIRCA cultural platform network, from Milan to Seoul, throughout the summer. For the occasion, the artist has written a new manifesto, The Heroes’ Manifesto. Abramovic leads an unprecedented three-month CIRCA presentation of “The Hero”, a

“Senza titolo, rilevazione di uno spazio domestico” is a project that was born in the time of isolation due to the pandemic, during which reflecting on the question of dwelling – rather than a choice – took on the sense of a response to events. The project, in fact, stems

The story of the vital, independent and original research of ten great artists who were Italian or active in Italy, a point of reference for successive generations of artists. From Carla Accardi to Paolo Icaro, from Jannis Kounellis to Mario Schifano, ten masters of contemporary art were the protagonists at