The father of two kids participating in Tino Seghal’s work at the Guggenheim Museum wrote a great article for The Wall Street Journal SpeakEasy Blog:
I asked them, “Is it art?”
“Sure,” they said.
“But there are no pictures, no sculptures.” I pointed out.
My youngest responded “Yeah, but it’s like spiritual. Not like that stuff.”
[via art fag city]
For the building’s 50th anniversary, the Guggenheim Museum invited nearly two hundred artists, architects, and designers to imagine their dream interventions in the space for the exhibition Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum. Some of them look amazing…
Good News! As you might have read somewhere in the press, I’ve been selected as a guest curator for the next three editions of FotoGrafia Festival Internazionale di Roma regarding the section “photography and new media”. The other two curators are Paul Wombell (photography and contemporary art) and Marc Prust (photography and publishing).
I’m totally open to suggestions, so if you …
Last week I took a trip to Gijon to visit LABoral, a great place for contemporary art and its intersections with science and technology. Here is my photo set.
Rome, Ara Pacis, “Disegno e Design”. Exhibition about italian design
Rome, Isola Tiberina, “Frontier”. Video Installation by Doug Aitken
London, Frieze Art Fair 2009
This is the first thing I saw arriving in Copenhagen. We were just strolling around the city, when I saw the Overgaden Gallery sign and decided to take a look. Established in 1986 by a group of local artists, Overgaden is a really interesting no-profit space for contemporary art, with a program of ten exhibition per year. Currently they are …
I’m back in Rome after a short trip to Denmark and Sweden (here you can find the full photo album). I saw a lot of interesting stuff that I’m gonna report in the next few posts. Starting with the best of course: Mike Nelson’s exhibition at Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen. The installation occupies a whole floor of the …
Could be a visual metaphor for our increasing entertainment addiction? If yes, is it childish?
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