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According to Dosso Dossi Jupiter’s painting lies between Odilon Redon and Damien Hirst

To the new Jeff’s megamaison in NYC Damien replies from Ilfacrombe with 750 new buildings

On artist, psychiatrist, and collector Roman Buxbaum (and Miroslav Tichý)by Céline MathieuA portrait of Roman Buxbaum, initiator of the Tichy Ocean Foundation in Zurich and custodian of the Artists for Tichy – Tichy for Artists

Antonello da Messina’s note for Mantegna is in Sebastian’s navelby Antonio CarnevaleAntonello da Messina painted Saint Sebastian to ward off the plague. And he hid a mystery in the navel of his athletic body

Concerning Berenice Olmedo’s brutal idealismby Stefano PirovanoFollowing up Berenice Olmedo's first gallery show (at Jan Kaps) we asked the artist's help to start our inquiry into the increasing role of ethics in art.

Wilfried Lentz: art fairs are not a condition for growth (an interview)by Piero BiselloRotterdam-based gallerist Wilfried Lentz shares his thoughts on the art business and his successful focus on gallery programmes.

Are traditional techniques the new trend in contemporary art?by Stefano PirovanoArtists are abandoning the legacy of Duchamp to go back to traditional techniques, especially in Europe. Ceramic, bronze, glass, or marble pieces are winning the attention of collectors. A new order may soon be established, with the kind help of the new art markets.

“I’ve always done parodies of what a painting is supposed to be”by Paul LasterAshley Bickerton first retrospective show is taking place in New York. CFA interviewed the artist to understand what happened to his art during the past 30 years.

Six steps into artists’ current fascination with the third dimensionby Carlo Prada

Kristof Kintera and human’s monumental smallnessby Stefano PirovanoA show at Collezione Maramotti shed some light on the fascination of Kristof Kintera for representing human individualism and foolish ambitions.

At Open Care with Isabella Villafranca Soissonsby Stefano PirovanoMilano: we have visted the restoration department of Open Care guided by Isabella Villafranca Soissons, a maser restorer.

New wave of bright talents stay away from the auction housesby Stefano Pirovano

Who is the most influential visual artist of the late twentieth century?by Geoff Hands

At the show with the artist: Neil Raitt on Adriaen Van De Velde at the Dulwichby Neil Raitt*

Mona Hatoum at the Tate Modern: are female artists saving the future of contemporary art?by Geoff Hands

How auctions have been shaping the emerging art scene