A Body that Hurts

The body implies mortality, vulnerability, agency: The skin and the flesh expose us to the gaze of others Judith Butler Continue reading →

Jealous Gallery Owner and Director Dario Illari on young artists and the market

Lately the art world has shown a renewed attention for prints, drawings and ceramics. After a certain time of ‘oblivion’ Continue reading →

London Openings & Exhibitions: 13/10

Frieze Week is always one of the busiest for the art world, with events, talks and new exhibitions opening all Continue reading →

Biology and archaeology out of time: Pierre Huyghe as Creator at Hauser & Wirth

It is an aquarium. It is an artwork. It is an aquarium. It is an artwork. It is an aquarium Continue reading →

amaCollective In Dialogue

Last weekend, amaCollective had the pleasure of attending the In Dialogue Symposium 2014; hosted in the city of Nottingham. This Continue reading →

Selfie Preservation Society

Self-portraiture has long been a fixture of art. Since its rise in popularity in the mid-15th century, it has become Continue reading →

Italian Masters at Auction: Sotheby’s expects record-breaking prices

October is a fertile period for art business: Frieze will be soon opening its doors but, beforehand, deals are to Continue reading →

Underground Curating: An Interview with Robert Gordon McHarg III, Subway Gallery

The unexpected on a rainy, boring day. It was mid March, I was going to the Lisson Gallery, close to Continue reading →