Mike Winkelmann, aka Beeple, is not Roger Federerby Stefano PirovanoMike Winkelmann aka Beeple is the first artist to sell a blockchain-based artwork at a main auction house. But it's just a jpeg file
Raffaela Naldi Rossano’s invocation of the ancestorsby Sonia D'AltoRaffaela Naldi Rossano shows how genius loci and personal memory come together in the search for an alternative society
The best six art fabricatorsby Piero BiselloHere is a list of the world's best art fabricators, showing that behind the most ambitious works there is often an exceptional technique
Bringing light and liberation: Dalila Dalléas Bouzarby Ricko LeungDalila Dalléas Bouzar questions colonialism and patriarchy, trying to turn art into an instrument of liberation
The typographic utopia of Tallone Editoreby Antonio CarnevaleA journey to the printing atelier of Tallone Editore, where a Renaissance approach to publishing mix with the present
Marta Gnyp’s explanation of the art world todayby João G. RizekMarta Gnyp's The Shift has come to its second edition. Is the art world still a place of speculation, navel-gazing, and colossal vanity?
Chalisée Naamani presents fashionby Piero BiselloChalisée Naamani's painterly installations expose what surrounds her today: the fashion-of-the-day that is not necessarily fashionable.
Digital old masters in actualityby Piero BiselloDigital old masters are a thing now more than ever, but much is still to be learned. We look at how they do it in Amsterdam
Giangiacomo Rossetti: painting as a form of hospitalityby Stefano PirovanoWe interpreted the paintings of Giangiacomo Rossetti with the help of their author and a fundamental exhibition in New York
Theaters in Polesine: a trip between two riversby Antonio CarnevaleOff the beaten paths, we embark on a journey to the theaters in Polesine, a forgotten part of Italy dear to the stage gourmets.
Sophie Gogl: relating to the smiley faceby Julius PristauzOn Sophie Gogl's love for turns, seeking what's behind her gimmicks and reaching the top of the pyramid of needs
The best six antique book dealersby Antonio CarnevaleOur selection of six best antique book dealers, spanning different locations, specializations, approaches and histories
On the creative mentality of Patrick Weldéby Stefano PirovanoBy turning the countryside into a creative frontier Patrick Weldé finds a powerful antidote to urban clichés and fashion disillusionment
Othman Lazraq, director of MACAAL in Marrakech (an interview)by Ricko LeungIs MACAAL the ultimate contemporary art museum on the African Continent? An interview with its director Othman Lazraq sheds some light
Double flowers: on the work of Keto Loguaby Céline MathieuOriginally from Tbilisi and now in Berlin, Keto Logua takes botany, petals and sexes to speak of multiplicity, ambiguity, and subjectivity
Who was Jef Geys?by Dirk SnauwaertA brief overview of late Belgian artist Jef Geys, spanning key projects, approaches, methodologies, and complexities
Tarot cards: the pocket-sized Renaissanceby Silvia TomasiFirst recorded in 15th century Italy, tarot cards have reached today's collections following strange paths and through a few discoveries.
In memory of Herman Daled, beyond his collectionby Catherine MayeurA few weeks after his passing, we delve into Herman Daled's seminal involvement with art, an engagement that went much beyond collecting.
Ancient books, an introductionby Antonio CarnevaleNiche within a niche, ancient books from the Renaissance are very much alive today, torn between objects of fetish and crossroads of stories.
Monoculture and the directorship of M HKA: an interview with Nav Haqby Piero BiselloWe talk to Nav Haq, associate director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Antwerp M HKA, discussing monocultures and his recent promotion.
