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Artist interview with David Breuer-Weil: how the pandemic became the catalyst for his newest book, Golden Drawings
For artist David Breuer-Weil, art and art making became what he described as a “lifesaver” during the onset of the pandemic and the months that have followed. Breuer-Weil, who is […]
Artist interview with Nigel Whittaker: from the BP Portrait Award Exhibition to life with his late father
Each year, a number of artists are featured in the National Gallery’s BP Portrait Award Exhibition. This year, 44 artists have been chosen out of thousands of submissions from 84 […]
One lawyer’s take on returning Nazi-looted artworks: an interview with Orna Artal
Working to get an artwork back into the hands of its rightful owner, whether the rightful owner is a country or an individual, is no clear, easy science – there’s […]
An interview with publisher and printer Michael Woolworth
Photographs by Guillaume de Sardes Michael Woolworth is a printer and publisher. In his workshop located at 2 rue de la Roquette in Paris’ 11th arrondissement he makes prints exclusively […]
Artist interview: Clemence Vazard and #monpremierharcelement
Clemence Vazard is a French artist who, in 2016, began working with women to record the story of their first experience of harassment. She brought the stories together to create […]
Exhibit: “Picasso in the eye of Willy Rizzo” an interview with Dominique Rizzo
During the Picasso in the eye of Willy Rizzo exhibit at the Willy Rizzo Study which runs until January 12, 2019 the public will get the opportunity to discover over […]
Docuseries “Inspired” to be hosted by Julian Lennon
The children of beloved artists can often be overtaken by the shadows they grew up in—none are a more fitting example than Julian Lennon, son of music legend John Lennon. […]
Venice architecture biennale: how pioneering Ghanaian architects reckoned with tropical modernism
Owusu Addo Residence by John Owusu Addo. Kuukuwa Manful, CC BY-NC-ND Kuukuwa Manful, SOAS, University of London As curator of the 2023 Venice architecture biennale, the Ghanaian-Scottish architect, Lesley Lokko, […]
Ballad of the Motherland plunges humanity’s dark depth in wartime
Last week saw the close of Neptune Theatre’s most recent production, Annie Valentina’s new play Ballad of the Motherland. And while the window of opportunity may be closed for now […]
In a Roman villa at the center of a nasty inheritance dispute, a Caravaggio masterpiece is hidden from the public
Monika Schmitter, UMass Amherst I teach Italian Renaissance and Baroque art, so when I was visiting Rome in January 2023, how could I not try to see a notorious villa […]
