TONY BERLANT: THE ART OF THE OBJECT
TONY BERLANT THE ART OF THE OBJECT In the sun-drenched, intellectually vibrant landscape of 1960s Los Angeles, Tony Berlant (b. 1941) emerged as a creator who resisted the lofty, almost spiritual label of "artist." To him, calling oneself an artist felt like claiming to be a "professional...
RICHARD STANKIEWICZ: THE POETICS OF URBAN DETRITUS
RICHARD STANKIEWICZ THE POETICS OF URBAN DETRITUS The emergence of Richard Stankiewicz (1922-1983) as a leading sculptor in the early 1950s represented a pivotal aesthetic choice within...
James Brown. Prehistoric New York: 1981-1986
THE CATALOGUE edited by Daniele Ugolini (Milan: Scaramouche Gallery, 2025) James Brown: Prehistoric New York: 1981–1986 is a catalog that documents a...
Exploring New York’s Postwar Art Scene – Roma Arte in Nuvola 2024
ROMA ARTE IN NUVOLA 2024 EXPLORING NEW YORK'S POSTWAR ART SCENE The postwar art scene in New York City marked a transformative era in the history...
A New Perspective on Still Life: From Realism to Abstraction | ARTVERONA 2024
ARTVERONA 2024 A New Perspective on Still Life: From Realism to Abstraction Still life painting has a rich and varied history that spans many centuries, cultures, and artistic...
THE BIRTH OF A LENS BOX – HOW EVERYTHING STARTED
MARY BAUERMEISTER THE BIRTH OF A LENS BOX - HOW EVERYTHING STARTED Mary Bauermeister (1934-2023) is considered a pioneer in interdisciplinary and conceptual art. Her lens boxes...
Seeing the Infinite in the Ordinary: Peter Dreher’s Glass Paintings
Tag um Tag guter Tag A lifelong series Painting over 40 years his most famous series “Day by Day Good Day”, which...
MARIO SIRONI. SOLEMNITY AND TORMENT
This volume was published to accompany the exhibition "Mario Sironi. Solemnity and torment" curated by Daniela Ferrari, on view in the spaces of the Modena art gallery...
