Adriana Bisi Fabbri : The artist and the woman
Adriana Bisi Fabbri, one of the earlies feminists of the modern era, who loved wearing men’s clothes and behave unconventionally, became famous as a...
Osvalda Pucci : The river of Existence
Catching the singularity in the spectacle of the world and things is not an easy task; neither is the contingent note in its intermingling...
Ennio Finzi a Ca’Pesaro
What a void in the art world is the departure of a talented artist such as Ennio Finzi who was ninety-three. His precarious physical...
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...
Flavia Rebori – The Shapes of Water
Time is the cozy, domestic environment of well-known hometown pathways, an emotional frontier that reality makes the authentic inside of us. Space is knowledge...
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...
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,...
Edward Hopper
It is an understatement to speak of a stylistic code when trying to approach Edward Hopper's works. Certainly his distinctive feature lies in the...
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...
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...




























