Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932

Visitors to the Royal Academy’s ‘Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932’ are greeted by a red banner with emblazoned gold-lettering announcing ‘All Continue reading →

Gabriel Orozco: OROXXO

Last year I moved to Mexico City to live with my girlfriend. At first, with almost no comprehension of Spanish, Continue reading →

In conversation with…Simos Banos

Christina Makri: You’re particularly interested in the relationship between digital and physical. How does your work address this relationship? Simos Continue reading →

DADA Zúrich: Estancia FEMSA – Casa Luis Barragán

Before I say anything about Estancia FEMSA and their latest exhibition, DADA Zúrich, I want to step back to 2016 Continue reading →

Exhibition tactics of a Contemporary Artist

I have been exhibiting art for a long time, since the late 1980s, yet it is only now that I feel Continue reading →

the perfect mat for the perfect table : interview by Elliott Burns

In the summer of 2016 Lalitha Bandaru, Gonçalo Birra, Francisco Osório and Wataru Tominaga graduated from MA Fine Art at Chelsea Continue reading →

Beyond Caravaggio

Until the 15th of January, at The National Gallery, you can enjoy a wonderful exhibition that contains more than 50 Continue reading →

Alvaro Urbano, “I”, Mole Antonelliana

[Information on the exhibition: Alvaro and Martina, among runes and chocolate bars on the ground floor] On the date at Continue reading →