Eugenio Cuttica’s work is knowing how to investigate what is beyond the visible. In his pictorial research there is certainly an affinity with the philosophical statements of pure visibility of Fiedler and Hildebrandt, according to which “art was a specific language with its own laws that had vision as its goal”. This is why the […]
Symbols and Magic of the Contemporary. Read More »
I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting Fabio Viale, who is one of the most intriguing artists of Italy’s contemporary art scene, but I bet he still has a childish soul, as it exudes in all of his work. Indeed, since his very first sculptures, which immediately caught the attention of the critics, we’ve seen
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Ralph Rugoff’s curation of the 58th Biennale involved the entire art world in what today is certainly a globalising issue: May you live in interesting times. A title drawn from an English expression wrongly attributed by certain British politicians to an ancient Chinese curse, alluding to periods of crisis, uncertainty and disorder; “interesting times” as,
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