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Art in novels: “The Illogic of Kassel”, aka the Avant-Garde’s decline, by Enrique Vila-Matasby Antonio Carnevale

Art in novels: Utz, by Bruce Chatwinby Stefano PirovanoDo images demand their own destruction? Here is what Bruce Chatwin and Kaspar Utz has to tell us about art collecting and opportunities

Art in novels: Kurt Vonnegut and the most comprehensive definition of the Abstract Expressionism

Art in novels: pinpointed one of Isaac Brest’s most enigmatic sourcesby Stefano Pirovano

Art in novels: the responsive eye of novelist Donna Tartt reading the Rembrandt’s masterpiece

Art in novels: from “Letters to a young novelist” by Mario Vargas Llosa to Rudolf Stingel’s alpine landscapes

Art in Novels: Siri Hustvedt, “What I loved” (2003)by Stefano Pirovano

Art in novels: when José Saramago wrote about Valeriano Trubbianiby Stefano Pirovano

Art in novels: with “The real thing” Henry James grabs the essence of being an artistby Stefano Pirovano

Art in novels: “the art we produce lives in queasy balance with the art we can imagine, the art the room expects”

Art in novels: “An Object of Beauty”, by Steve Martin, actor and collector

Art in Novels: In Venice visiting the Scuola Grande di San Rocco high on cocaine (according to Geoff Dyer)

Orhan Pamuk: art novels and egoistic collectors (an interview)by Stefano PirovanoIn occasion of the Museum of Innocence's exhibition at the Museo Bagatti Valsecchi in Milan Orhan Pamuk discusses with CFA the message of this unique narrative project and his view on collecting.

Art novels: visual art according to writersby Stefano PirovanoA list of novels explaining visual art, artists and collectors better than any art critic book

At the show with artist: Elena Ricci encounters Frans Masereelby Elena Ricci*Frans Masereel presents us with an intensely personal vision of life. It is a vision which shows an understanding of each aspect of humanity, in which both the highest and lowest levels form part of a whole.

The 7 books every art collector should readby Stefano PirovanoDear art collector, here a selection of books intended to inspire your next steps.

The top 10 art movies listby Maria do Carmo de PontesAre you fed up with shy art critics and self-referential art journalism? Our art movies list could help you to better understand who we are and where we are going.

Rising artists to watch: Buck Ellisonby Carlo PradaBorn in San Francisco and graduated at the Städelschule in Frankfurt, Buck Ellison is one of the strongest voices now representing American whiteness and wellness contradictions.

Do we have reasons to like a work of art? Philosopher Derek Parfit had an answerby Piero Bisello

Siri Hustvedt’ “The Blazing world”: a generous art novel dedicated to masks and undervalued artistsby Stefano Pirovano