There is no sense of guilt in jumping, singing, rejoicing, while "outside" some despicable nephew of Adenoid Hynkel, legitimized by a pseudo-democratic vote or by salvific assumptions, orders genocides, state assassinations, prevarications, and offenses to human dignity, playing war video game

The name Fumone originates from smoke signals. Before it was a castle, this place served as a communication system: perched at 800 meters above the Sacco Valley, it was a lookout point for lower Lazio, transmitting messages through the air for centuries. The name retains the trace of that func

Within the halls of Palazzo Te, there comes a moment when the space transcends its identity as a palace and functions purely as an image. Architecture appears to shift and warp, proportions seem to hold but then fracture, classical orders allure the eye only to betray it, and the Cortile d’Ono

In 1971, at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, radical designer Gianni Pettena, along with his students, first activated Paper, an installation designed to subvert the traditional perception of space, making it an open and modifiable element through participation. Over fifty years later, t

Nestled amidst breathtaking natural landscapes, Orsolina28 Art Foundation, an international dance hub near Moncalvo in the Monferrato hills of Piedmont, is a place that defies easy description. It must be experienced. Each return, the second or third time, deepens the enchantment with the surroundi

Amidst the escalating debate surrounding the decolonization of British museums, the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London has proactively launched a new platform dedicated to the provenance of its collection. This digital archive, previously accessible only to curators and conservators, now a

Scheduled to open on June 6, 2026, the new Medina Triennial is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated events on the international calendar. This large-scale, distributed periodic exhibition is notable not only for its format but also for its unique setting: Medina, a small New York State

Irina Zatulovskaya's artistic journey began with an expulsion – from the Soviet Artists' Union in 1979 for a portrait deemed "non-conformist," representing a false depiction of the Soviet man. This led Zatulovskaya to a radical asceticism of material. At Galleria 200C in Venice, on the is

A dissident by birthright, an agitator by calling, and a global influencer before the term became a profession, Ai Weiwei has transformed his own life into a political performance. On April 29th, the Chinese artist arrives at MAXXI L'Aquila with the major exhibition Aftershock, curated by Tim

While Milan was buzzing with its Art Week, Christie's in Paris focused on Italian art. Between April 15th and 16th, the 'Thinking Italian' section at the Avenue Matignon auction house saw all 11 lots offered achieve a 100% sell-through rate. The sale, celebrating its 25th anniversary, experienc

Commissioned by Gayane Umerova, President of the Uzbekistan Arts and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF), When Apricots Blossom draws its inspiration and title from a poem by the renowned Uzbek writer Hamid Olimjon. The exhibition traces the transformations of the Karakalpakstan region, from