Michelangelo and the Dream of the Sistine

An illustrated children’s book about Michelangelo and his challenging work in the Sistine Chapel

Ellsworth Kelly: monumental space

Shaping perception and movement through color, form, and scale

"Four Twenty PM" at the National Gallery of Thailand

A.T. Apichart makes time look and feel benign, so that it doesn’t

The opening thought

On the transformative journey of thought in the creative process

Who draws the line?

Artistic freedom, legal boundaries, and the ethics of offense

The future isn’t what it was

How markets, machines, and accelerated taste have shattered the old promises of contemporary art

Urfa man: sentinel of the sacred past

Spiritual power of ancient art in the gaze of humanity’s oldest watcher

The art of Kendell Kerwin in a distracted age

A New York artist reclaiming attention, humanity, and depth in a world where images disappear in seconds

Art as placing, displacing, transforming

Process, perception, and the artist within the relational field

Art, nature, and the post-human condition

The tension between traditional landscape art and the rise of artificial aesthetics

De Romanis, the ‘symbolic’ works

The primeval appeal of the Orient

The home as gallery: a new art experience

Casa Galleria and the shift from viewing art to living with it

The Shigir idol: humanity’s oldest wooden sculpture

A 12,000-year-old monument revealing our earliest spiritual expressions and the timeless urge to seek meaning beyond the visibl

Interview with Simone Ferrero

Crossing the visible: the mosaic as an inner threshold

Gottfried Eisenberger on World Art Dubai’s next phase

The fair’s curator reflects on scale, strategy, and the growing global reach of emerging artists

Fishing with dynamite: the new monumentality

Some thoughts on the inequality of means for contemporary artists

Jago at the ancient theatre of Taormina

In Gesti Scolpiti, the Italian sculptor transforms marble and bronze into a meditation on gesture, memory, and visibility

More than human at LAM Budapest

Where light, technology, and art reshape perception and human identity

The horizon’s illusion: Fata Morgana

The mirage between science and imagination

Summer: a figure withdrawing from the world

A rare artistic acknowledgment of the working-class female body

My connection to Van Gogh’s Starry Night

Finding peace, beauty, and meaning in Vincent van Gogh’s turbulent world and luminous brushstrokes

Flora at the Magnani-Rocca Foundation

A bold and beautiful exploration of flowers in art

Saverio Lucci and the silent cartography of perception

Geographies of the Gaze

Rediscovering Paul Whitehead’s legacy

From Genesis to modern prog, the surrealist behind rock’s most unforgettable album art

Klimt’s Beethoven Frieze and the art of uncertainty

How a Secession-era masterpiece reframes Beethoven’s triumph into a meditation on desire, conflict, and the fragility of ideals

Enki Bilal through the post/transhuman lens

From Yugoslavia’s collapse to posthuman science fiction

Performing the body, breaking the illusion

Examining the shift from illusion-based entertainment to contemporary performance art

Bertozzi & Casoni’s Metamorphosis

Ceramic excess, historical contamination, and the unstable life of matter at Capodimonte

The artist behind the Venus

Two Venuses figurines from prehistoric Europe may reveal the birth of artistic identity and recognition

The artist's solitary life: truth or myth?

How do we understand the irrepressible soul of the artist in a world that contradicts his nature?

Art as cultural action in post-dictatorship Albania

The present past: a society, a political prison, and an artwork