Mexico born artist Carlos Amorales shares his vision of art with the world via an array of platforms like animation, video, film, drawing, installation, performance, and sound. His creativity and experience in many fields have brought him to Fondazione Adolfo Pini that will run his large-scale exhibition until July 8th.
The terrible storm in the Italian Alps in 2018 knocked down a large number of trees. But they did not go waste – they turned into an ancient Greek amphitheatre designed by Stefano Boeri. The stage is based on several arrays of well-ordered tree trunks and strikes with simple beauty. This spectacular venue for upcoming theatre performances rises up amidst the natural landscape.
The plan to build the Guggenheim Museum in Abu Dhabi was first announced in 2007. This year, it is finally set to begin the construction on Saadiyat Island in the Persian Gulf. The building has been designed by prolific architect Frank Gehry whose signature style will make the museum one of the greatest and massive examples of deconstructivism in architecture.
Venice Biennale showcases 79 works by artists from across the globe, yet not each Pavilion has deserved a special mention by the jury. Among the distinguished works, there is ‘Deep Sea Blue Surrounding You’ curated by French artist Laure Prouvost. It has provoked many controversies, and so it’s no wonder anyone willing to explore the French Pavilion would now have to wait from 45 min to 2 hours to enter. Yet it is worth the wait, as the pavilion is full of metaphors that leave enough space for your own interpretations.
The experimental installation called ‘Sun & Sea’ presented by Lithuanian artists Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė, Vaiva Grainytė and Lina Lapelytė has won this year’s Golden Lion. The artists placed 20 professional singers on an artificially recreated beach.
Have you ever found yourself calculating how much time you have irreversibly wasted at public transport stops while waiting for “that bus” to come? But what if we tell you that some of these stops are so good that you wouldn’t mind waiting a little longer?
For over 120 years the Venice Biennale has been a meeting point for the greatest artists, most renowned experts and art lovers from all over the world. Today, this prestigious art event has an attendance of over 500 000 visitors.
“Listen, if stars are lit it means there is someone who needs them. It means someone wants them to be”. Poet Mayakovsky knew very well that if there is something in the world that would make anyone elate, it is a starry night. So what could be better than enjoy it from a creatively designed space?
Chiharu Shiota is a Japanese artist based in Berlin who has turned thread installations into her own unique way of expressing feelings towards human concerns in life. She explores human existence through various dimensions by creating an ‘existence in the absence’. Her large-scale static performances are played by one main character, the thread.
The art objects by Stockholm based Swedish-Chilean artist Anton Alvarez are best known for their extraordinary shapes. The artist focuses on designing systems and developing tools and processes for producing products and objects.
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