How do artists live?
The other face of the system, between opting for freedom and economic hardships
The Economy Sustaining Contemporary Art
Necessities and Prospects for the Art System’s Commitments
Betrayal or Tradition
Christian Symbolism in Contemporary Italian Art
Digital or Post-digital
Art in the Age of COVID
Designing Wildness
A Reflection on Deep Swamp by Tega Brain Riccardo Venturi Deep Swamp (2018-2021) is the title of a work by the Australian artist Tega Brain, recently shown at the exhibition Ti con Zero, one of the Tre stazioni per Arte-Scienza curated by Paola Bonani, Francesca Rachele Oppedisano and Laura Perrone at Rome’s Palazzo delle Esposizioni. […]
The Wunderkammer of the Living
These Strange Objects of Philosophy
The Third Homeland Mirror-conversation with Francis Offman
Igiaba Scego We are two artists. I, Igiaba Scego, write literary texts of different forms and origins. Francis Offman is a visual artist who uses salvaged or donated materials for his works. We both carry two countries on our shoulders, two continents. We are Europe, but we are, although in a different way, Africa. Francis […]
Lateral Incursions
An open dialogue between visual and performing arts
Real Landscapes
Notes for the definition of a portrait of Italy, based on the work of some artists with a social-realist style
The return of the repressed: Carla Lonzi in the present
Raffaella Perna More than twenty years have passed since Emanuela De Cecco, in the introduction to her book Contemporanee, co-written with Gianni Romano, highlighted the lack of attention that Italian art critics had paid to post-war women’s art. At that time, the author identified a “double absence”[1], that of women artists from exhibition catalogues and […]
