Thomas Hartman

Thomas Hartman : action, reflection and reaction

Your approach to painting by way of “action, reflection and reaction” is said to unfold sometimes over years in order to develop a piece...

Mattia Moreni

Sometimes the life and art of a painter is so exceptional and unique that it borders on myth and legend. That is exactly the...
Omar Hassan

Omar Hassan

Even in this difficult times, London’s art galleries continue to keep high the level of the cultural offer by transferring the exhibiting scene from...
Geroge Baselitz

Georg Baselitz and Emilio Vedova in Venice

Internationally famous for his upside-down paintings, German artist Georg Baselitz (born in 1938) is the first living artist to have an exhibition at the...
Agron Hoti

Interview Agron Hoti

Agron Hoti was born in Albania in 1970; since his childhood, he has distinguished himself for his artistic talent. His life was turbulent and...

Daughters of Islam? Or simply daughters of our time?

Can we speak of female Muslim art? How much does gender identity influence artistic production, particularly in an Islamic context? In Western culture, are there...
Saverio del Bono

Interview with Severino del Bono

What is the influence behind your artistic expression ? My style is part of the figurative painting. I trust an accurate technical research and I...
Domenico Gnoli

Domeico Gnoli: This is not an Armchair

In the Sixties, Rome was an exciting city: art, cinema, theatre, and literature were in full swing. Excellent personalities such as Giorgio De Chirico Pictor...
Penk

Penck – Chaos VS world order

The years that Ralf Winkler (Penck) spent in Dresden from the Forties to the Sixties were the toughest. As a child in post-war Germany,...

Antonio Freiles : freedom and boundaries

Every day, in our perception of the world, we are called upon to adopt new cognitive strategies. Faced as we are with rapidly changing...