Views, studio & inspirations
When the studio becomes a state of mind rather than a place. Reflection on an artistic practice that unfolds beyond geographical borders.
The exhibition 'A Second Life' reveals how Tracey Emin transforms the intimate into the universal, a masterful lesson on authenticity as creative force.
How today's painters reinvent their medium faced with the omnipresence of screens. A studio reflection on strategies for creating physical presence in a virtualized world.
At MAXXI Rome, 140 Italian artists reveal how the post-war era gave birth to a unique artistic language, blending tragedy and comedy in an unprecedented creative impulse.
From Leonardo to Cézanne, exploring deliberately incomplete works sometimes reveals more truth than perfect finish.
The MAXXI exhibition reveals how 80 years of Italian art have turned collective pain into creative force, oscillating between bitter irony and melancholy.
In the intimacy of the studio, those moments when ink flows, when gestures slip, transform the work far beyond the initial intention.
In those morning hours when the studio still belongs to silence, creation is born in suspended time, between night and day.
Lee Ufan's exhibition reveals a master of subtraction, where each unpainted element counts as much as the gesture itself. A masterful lesson on the power of emptiness.
That creative tension where the artist hesitates before the final gesture, seized by the fear of breaking the fragile balance of the work in progress.
MoMA stages its first American retrospective of Marcel Duchamp since 1973. Chronicle of a landmark exhibition that redefines the ready-made.
At the Bourse de Commerce, Francois Pinault brings together Giacometti, Dubuffet, Nauman and Tillmans in a dialogue on chiaroscuro. An intimate visit.
When the hand meets the canvas, there is no going back. A reflection on the irreversibility of the painterly gesture, from India ink to acrylic.
The exhibition Matisse 1941-1954 at the Grand Palais reveals how a man immobilised by illness found in the gouaches decoupees an entirely new form of absolute freedom.
The Tate Modern devotes a monumental retrospective to Tracey Emin. Over 100 works that tell a life unfiltered, from My Bed to the late paintings.
Ways of Seeing changed how we look at art. Over fifty years later, John Berger's lessons remain strikingly relevant for anyone who paints today.
The 2026 Venice Biennale, curated by Koyo Kouoh posthumously, is shaping up to be a turning point. 111 artists, the first African woman curator, and a title that says it all.
Why certain things elude the lens. A reflection on the boundary between painting and photography, between what is captured and what is created.
The Palazzo delle Esposizioni hosts the largest Klimt exhibition ever organised in Italy. 180 works that trace the revolution of the Viennese Secession.
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