From Tuscany to the International Scene: Massimo Bartolini
Massimo Bartolini (b. Cecina, 1962) trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, and his artistic experimentation took shape through multiple medi…
Tag: Italian art
The Poetic Research of Alessandro Piangiamore
From coral to flowers, from concrete to wax, Alessandro Piangiamore's practice is so versatile that it leaves nothing to chance. Having "grown up with…
Feeling Time and Vibration: Bianco-Valente
Italian duo Giovanna Bianco and Pino Valente, better known as Bianco-Valente, have documented anthropological aspects through the relationship between…
Among the Olive Trees and Art: Rossella Biscotti
Italian artist Rossella Biscotti tells us about her beginnings in Puglia and then in Naples, where she studied and started her international artistic …
Colouring the Soul: Caterina Silva
Italian painter/performance artist Caterina Silva describes her practice and how living a nomadic existence shapes her professional and personal journ…
Rebecca Moccia and Mimmo Rotella at The Armory Show
Neapolitan sculptor Rebecca Moccia introduces FRONTRUNNER to her project alongside the founder of Nouveau Réalisme, Mimmo Rotella, at The Armory Show…
Gabriele De Santis and the Balance in Art
The artistic practice of Gabriele De Santis (Rome, 1983) was created on the basis of one modus operandi: between installations and painting in which n…
Andrea Galvani: The Sound of Silence
Andrea Galvani's work is that art where nothing is left to chance, a result of his continuous travels around the world from one airport to another.
Renaissance Reimagined, Reignited: Negin Sharifzadeh
Negin Sharifzadeh's recent photographs, sculptures and animations challenge the eternal Feminine in the history of Renaissance art to reinterpret and …
Palazzo Bonaparte: A New Space For Art in Rome
With the hashtag #PalazzoInMostra, Palazzo Bonaparte was inaugurated in Piazza Venezia in Rome on 9 July: a new space dedicated to art and culture in …