Simone Forti’s latest exhibition, “Distant Lands,” at Galleria Raffaella Cortese, focuses on the convergence and exchange between Italy and California. The exhibition showcases Forti’s series of drawings titled News Animations, in which she explores the potential of language through movement, words, images, and sound. The drawings feature human figures, a tree, a crow, and lightning, …
A project centered around the theme of the rainbow – an archetypal symbol whose meanings have been investigated throughout the centuries.
The exhibition, curated by Marta Cereda, features a cinematic and artistic project focused on the Madonna della Bruna festival in Matera.
Curator Rossella Farinotti sat down with the visionary duo Goldschmied & Chiari to discuss their creative process, and their sources of inspiration, in a fascinating conversation about the intersection of art, design, and storytelling.
Artist Luca Staccioli spoke with gallerist Matthew Noble, and art critic Irene Sofia Comi about his latest solo show, “Wake-up call,” at ArtNoble gallery, an immersive experience that contrasts the vernacular and dreamlike with the harsh reality of daily life.
The “Domenica al Museo” initiative in Italy continues to break records, with a staggering 25,000 visitors that chose Milan museums on the first Sunday of February.
Marirosa Toscani Ballo was Aldo Ballo’s partner in the legendary Ballo & Ballo studio. For over six decades she photographed the history of Italian and international design.
Eco-activists’ attack on iconic “L.O.V.E.” sculpture by Maurizio Cattelan in Milan causes a stir among the public.
The strategic plan presented by Stefano Boeri for the years 2022-2026 aims to establish a clear vision for the institution and sets ambitious goals for the future.
The celebrated artist will return to Milan with a stop of his project supporting local communities. The tool? Giant black and white portraits.
